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Balance Sheet Reserves
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Balance Sheet Reserves
In insurance, an amount set aside and placed on a balance sheet as a liability. The balance sheet reserves exist in order to guarantee the insurance company is able to pay all claims that could be made. As such, balance sheet reserves are determined according to an actuarial formula.
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