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Solvency-Simulation in Non-life Insurance
1994This paper describes the development of a cash flow model that can be used to analyze the solvency-position of a non-life insurance company. The model can be used by the management of a company to analyze the consequences of different policies on the solvency-position in the coming years. The model is build up of 3 modules: a financial module where the
Sytze Hobma, Bert Kramer
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The mathematics of non-life insurance.
Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 1949The organizing Committee of the Twelfth International Congress of Actuaries which was to have been held in Lucerne in 1940 did me the honour of suggesting that I should give a lecture on the development of insurance mathematics, particularly the mathematics of non-life insurance. Unfortunately the war prevented the Congress, but the individual articles
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Non-life Insurance and the Statistician
Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 1965At the present time the non-life side of the insurance industry is faced with many difficult problems. The poor results often shown by motor insurance accounts are bringing many insurance men to the conclusion that it is virtually impossible to conduct the business on a sound basis and that they must regard it as an onerous public service.
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Extremes in Non-Life Insurance
1994We survey the impact of extreme value theory within the framework of non-life insurance. Actuaries normally have an adequate training in standard statistical techniques related to the average behaviour within a portfolio. However a rather substantial part of these portfolio’s is contaminated by claims that should be considered extreme rather than ...
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2010
In this introductory chapter we describe the problem of pricing in non-life insurance, and define some basic concepts and assumptions. We introduce different key ratios, such as the claim frequency and the pure premium, and demonstrate how their dependence on a number of rating factors can be described by a multiplicative model.
Esbjörn Ohlsson, Björn Johansson
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In this introductory chapter we describe the problem of pricing in non-life insurance, and define some basic concepts and assumptions. We introduce different key ratios, such as the claim frequency and the pure premium, and demonstrate how their dependence on a number of rating factors can be described by a multiplicative model.
Esbjörn Ohlsson, Björn Johansson
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Non-life insurance: pricing and reserving
2010The purpose of this Chapter is to introduce the fundamentals of the actuarial valuation of non-life insurance covers. First we give an overview of the contents of non-life insurance products, then we focus on premium calculation and reserving issues. While numerical examples are provided, specific covers are not dealt with in detail.
Annamaria Olivieri, Ermanno Pitacco
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An empirical investigation of efficiency and productivity in the Indian non-life insurance market
Benchmarking : An International Journal, 2019Purpose The purpose of this paper is to analyse the performance of the Indian non-life (general) insurance sector in terms of efficiency, productivity and returns-to-scale economies.
A. M. Ilyas, S. Rajasekaran
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A Quadratic Programming Model of the Non-Life Insurer
The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 1976The purpose of this paper is to provide insurers with a flexible construct which can be of assistance in reaching ex ante portfolio mix decisions. Portfolio theory frequently has been applied to risky asset opportunity sets; however, little attention has been focused on risky asset and risky liability opportunity sets in combination.
John L. Markle, Alfred E. Hofflander
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Optimal taxation in non-life insurance markets
The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review, 2018Insurance markets all over the world are subject to taxes, which can be collected through various tax schemes. The most commonly used tax schemes in non-life insurance include taxes on the premium income as well as taxes on corporate profits. The mix of those taxes differs substantially across regions. In Europe, for instance, premium taxes are at much
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Some Statistical Aspects of Non-Life Insurance
Journal of the Staple Inn Actuarial Society, 1955When invited to prepare a paper to the Students' Society I had in mind selecting a topic from each of the various branches to illustrate the types of problems that are inherent in non-life business. However, as my ideas took positive shape, I found myself drawn into a more active study of certain aspects which have received little attention in this ...
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