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CAS Discussion Paper
Vol. 1979, 1979January 01, 1979 EDT

Total Return Pricing in Property-Casualty Insurance: The Massachusetts System

Jeffrey Brown,
Total Return PricingCapital Asset Pricing ModelInvestment IncomeInsurance Profitability

Articles in Vol. 1979, 1979

Vol. 1979, 1979
  • Total Return Pricing in Property-Casualty Insurance: The Massachusetts System
    Jeffrey Brown
  • Total Return Pricing in Property--Casualty Insurance: The Massachusetts System
    Holmes M Gwynn
  • A Constrained Profit Maximization Model for a Multi-Line Property/Liability Company
    Randall E Brubaker
  • A Constrained Profit Maximization Model For a Multi-Line Property/Liability Company [Review of Paper]
    Michael L Toothman
  • Risk and Return For Property-Casualty Insurers, [Review of Paper]
    James N Stanard
  • An Illustration of the Impact of Inflation On Insurance Company Operations
    Stephen P D'Arcy
  • An Illustration of the Impact of Inflation On Insurance Company Operations [Review of Paper]
    James P Streff
  • A Model For Calculating Minimum Surplus Requirements
    Robert J` Finger
  • A Model For Calculating Minimum Surplus Requirements [Review of Paper]
    Robert S Miccolis
  • Measurements of Rates of Return For Casualty-Property Insurance Companies
    Robert A Bailey
  • Measurements of Rates of Return For Casualty-Property Insurance Companies, [Review of Paper]
    Robert A Bailey
  • Underwriting Profits Necessary to Keep Pace with the Increasing Premium Growth For property-Casualty Companies
    John H Muetterties
  • Underwriting Profits Necessary to Keep Pace with the Increasing Premium Growth For property-Casualty Companies, [Review of Paper]
    George E Davis
  • Total Rate of Return and the Regulation of Insurance Profits
    Irving H Plotkin
  • Total Rate of Return and the Regulation of Insurance Profits, [Review of Paper]
    LeRoy J Simon
  • Insurance Profitability: An Economic Perspective
    Lee M Smith
  • Insurance Profitability: An Economic Perspective, [Review of Paper]
    Claus S Metzner
  • Analysis of Return on Surplus Under Two Approaches For Including Investment Income in Ratemaking
    James D Stewart
  • Analysis of Return on Surplus Under Two Approaches For Including Investment Income in Ratemaking [Discussion]
    Kenneth R Frohlich
  • Profit/Contingency Loadings and Surplus: Return and Ruin Implications
    Gary G Venter
  • Profit/Contingency Loadings and Surplus: Ruin and Return Implications, [Review of Paper]
    Lee R Steeneck
  • Restatement of the Consideration of Investment Income in Workers' Compensation Insurance Ratemaking
    Frank Harwayne
  • Restatement of the Consideration of Investment Income in Workers' Compensation Insurance Ratemaking [Discussion]
    David R Bickerstaff
  • Basic Economic Theory For an Insurer's Rate of Return and For Its Regulation
    John S McGuinness
  • Basic Economic Theory For an Insurer's Rate of Return and For Its Regulation, [Review of Paper]
    Woody R Beckman
CAS Forum
Brown, Jeffrey. 1979. “Total Return Pricing in Property-Casualty Insurance: The Massachusetts System.” CAS Forum 1979 (January).
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