Vol. 1959, 1959November 19, 1959 EDT
Multiple Peril Rating Problems-Some Statistical Considerations
Multiple Peril Rating Problems-Some Statistical Considerations
Robert L Hurley,
Articles in Vol. 1959, 1959
Vol. 1959, 1959
- Compulsory Automobile Insurance in EuropeFrank Astill
- Liability Insurance for the Nuclear Energy HazardRichard H Butler
- Some Further Notes on Estimating Ultimate Incurred Losses in Auto Liability InsuranceFrank Harwayne
- Notes on Some Actuarial Problems of Property InsuranceLaurence H Longley-Cook
- Ocean Marine Rate MakingD Douglas Robertson
- A Review of the Experience of Massachusetts Workmen's Compensation Experience Rated RisksWaldo A Stevens
- Automobile Physical Damage RatemakingLuther L Tarbell
- An Actuarial Note on the Credibility of Experience of a Single Private Passenger CarRobert A BaileyLeRoy J Simon
- Some Considerations on Automobile Rating Systems Utilizing Individual Driving RecordsLester B Dropkin
- The Actuarial Aspects of Blue Cross PlansEdward J Faust
- Merit Rating in Private Passenger Automobile Liability Insurance and the California Driver Record StudyFrank Harwayne
- Multiple Peril Rating Problems-Some Statistical ConsiderationsRobert L Hurley
- A Comparison of Auto Liability Experience Under A Compulsory Law and Under Financial Responsibility LawsMilton G McDonald
- OASDI Cost Estimates and ValuationsRobert J Myers
- Credibility of 10/20 Experience as Compared With 5/10 ExperienceLewis H Roberts
- Commutation Functions For Individual Policies Providing for Hospital, Surgical and Medical Care Benefits After RetirementHenry W Steinhaus
- Towards Statistically Based Fidelity RatesZenas M Sykes
- The Compensation Experience Rating Plan-A Current ReviewDunbar R Uhthoff
- Auto B. I. Liability Rates - Use of 10/20 Experience in the Establishment ofTerritorial Relatives. [Discussion]Ronald L Bornhuetter
- The Advantages of Calendar-Accident Year Experience and the Need forAppropriate Trend and Projection Factors in the Determination of AutomobileLiability Rates [Discussion]Richard Lino
- A Uniform Statistical Plan and Integrated Rate Filing Procedure for Private Passenger Automobile Insurance [Discussion]Clyde H Graves
- Estimating Ultimate Incurred Losses in Auto Liability Insurance [Discussion]James M Cahill
- Estimating Ultimate Incurred Losses in Auto Liability Insurance [Discussion]Francis J Hope
- Estimating Ultimate Incurred Losses in Auto Liability Insurance [Reply]Frank Harwayne
- Methods of Cost Limitation Under Private Unemployment Benefit Plans [Discussion]P A Williams
- Ratemaking for Fire Insurance. [Discussion]Norman J Bennett
- Rate Revision Adjustment Factors [Discussion]Robert L Hurley
- Rate Revision Adjustment Factors [Reply]LeRoy J Simon
- The Canadian Merit Rating Plan for Individual Automobile Risks [Discussion]Allen D Pinney
- Liability Insurance for the Nuclear Energy Hazard [Discussion]Joseph P Gibson
- Some Further Notes on Estimating Ultimate Incurred Losses in Auto Liability Insurance [Discussion]Francis J Hope
- Notes on Some Actuarial Problems of Property Insurance [Discussion]Fred W Doremus
- Ocean Marine Rate Making [Discussion]Frederic J Hunt
- A Review of the Experience of Massachusetts Workmen's Compensation Experience Rated Risks [Discussion]Milton G McDonald
- Compulsory Automobile Insurance in Europe [Discussion]Francis S Perryman
Hurley, Robert L. 1959. “Multiple Peril Rating Problems-Some Statistical Considerations.” CAS Forum 1959 (November).