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"This text provides a basic foundation of knowledge concerning two fundamental building blocks of property/casualty actuarial work: ratemaking and loss reserving. Although the material is of property/casualty origins, the methods presented have potential application in other insurance areas including health insurance and risk management. The text contains a number of worked examples and end-of-chapter exercises"--
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Introduction to ratemaking and loss reserving for property and casualty insurance
2015, ACTEX Publications, Inc.
in English
- Fourth Edition.
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Introduction to Ratemaking and Loss Reserving for Property and Casualty Insurance
2007, ACTEX Publications
Paperback
- 3rd edition
1566986117 9781566986113
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Introduction to ratemaking and loss reserving for property and casualty insurance
2007, ACTEX Publications, Inc.
in English
- 3rd ed.
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Introduction to ratemaking and loss reserving for property and casualty insurance
2001, ACTEX Publications
in English
- 2nd ed.
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Introduction to ratemaking and loss reserving for property and casualty insurance
1993, ACTEX Publications
in English
0936031115 9780936031118
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Book Details
Table of Contents
Preface
Acknowledgements
Preface to second edition
Why insurance?
The evolution of insurance
How insurance works
Insurance and utility
What makes a risk insurable
What insurance is and is not
Risk, peril, and hazard
Purchase of insurance: other reasons
Exercises
Coverages
Introduction
Automobile insurance
Liability insurance (Section A)
Medical benefits (Section B)
Uninsured and under insured motorist coverage
Collision and other than collision (Section C)
Homeowners insurance
Tenants package
Workers compensation
Fire insurance
Marine insurance
Liability insurance
Limits to coverage
Deductibles
Policy limits
Conclusion
Exercises
Ratemaking
Introduction
Objectives of ratemaking
Essential objectives
Non-essential but desirable objectives
Frequency and severity
Data for ratemaking
Accident year
Policy year
Calendar year
Premium data
The exposure unit
The expected effective period
Ingredients of ratemaking
Loss-development factors
Trend factors
Expenses
Loading for profit and contingencies
Credibility factors
Investment income
Rate changes
Overall average rate change
Changing risk classification differentials
Balancing back
Summary of the rate change procedure
Exercises
Loss reserving
Introduction
How outstanding benefits arise
Definition of terms
Individual claim file estimates
Gross IBNR
Paid loss development
Incurred loss development
Salvage and subrogation
Loss adjustment expenses
Fast track reserves
Professional considerations
Checking the data
Loss reserving methods
Case reserves plus
The expected loss ratio method
The chain-ladder or loss-development triangle method
The bornhuetter-ferguson method
Estimates split into frequency and severity
Summary
Discounting loss reserves
Exercises
Intermediate topics
Individual risk rating plans
Increased limits factors
Data considerations
Loss development
Trend
Risk
Expenses
Loss distributions
Reinsurance
Reserving for reinsurance
Exercises
Appendix A
Answers to text exercises
Index 185.
Edition Notes
Includes index.
Classifications
External Links
The Physical Object
ID Numbers
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