Insurance accounting tracks premiums, claims, and reserves under rules tailored to risk-based businesses. It helps insurers report solvency, match revenue with policy periods, and comply with statutory and IFRS standards. Actuaries, auditors, regulators, and investors rely on it to assess profitability, manage uncertainty, and protect policyholders.
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