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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1962, 1962November 15, 1962 EDT

How Can Actuarial Analyses Help Company Claim Departments Control Average Claim Costs

Martin Bondy,
Claims Cost ControlClaim Department AnalyticsAverage Claim CostsClaim Settlement Practices

Articles in Vol. 1962, 1962

Vol. 1962, 1962
  • An Introduction to the Negative Binomial Distribution and its Applications
    LeRoy J Simon
  • An Introduction to the Negative Binomial Distribution and its Applications [Discussion]
    Lester B Dropkin
  • An Introduction to the Negative Binomial Distribution and its Applications [Discussion]
    Lewis H Roberts
  • Homeowners - The First Decade
    Frederic J Hunt
  • Homeowners - The First Decade [Discussion]
    Ernest T Berkeley
  • Size, Strength and Profits
    LeRoy J Simon
  • Size, Strength and Profits [Discussion]
    Robert A Bailey
  • Size, Strength and Profits [Discussion]
    Clyde H Graves
  • Size, Strength and Profits [Discussion]
    Charles C Hewitt
  • Analyzing Annual Statements and Expense Exhibits of Other Companies
    Robert G Espie
  • Rating of Excess Coverages
    Mathew Rodermund
  • Package Policy Ratemaking
    Edward S Allen
  • How Can Actuarial Analyses Help Company Claim Departments Control Average Claim Costs
    Martin Bondy
  • Recent Trends and Innovations in Individual Hospital Insurance by M. Eugene Blumenfeld [Discussion]
    Alfred V Fairbanks
  • Mathematical Limits to the Judgment Factor in Fire Schedule Rating [Discussion]
    Lester B Dropkin
  • Mathematical Limits to the Judgment Factor in Fire Schedule Rating [Discussion]
    Robert L Hurley
  • Observations on the Latest Reported Stock Insurance Company Expenses for1960 [Discussion]
    Seymour E Smith
  • An Actuarial Analysis of a Prospective Experience Rating Approach for Group Hospital Surgical Medical Coverage [Discussion]
    Roger A Johnson
  • Patterns of Serious Illness Insurance [Discussion]
    John R Bevan
  • Experience Rating Reassessed [Discussion]
    John W Carleton
  • Experience Rating Reassessed [Discussion]
    Lewis H Roberts
  • Reformulation of Some Problems in the Theory of Risk
    Karl H Borch
  • The Low Valued Risk A Study of the Premium Required for Habitational Risk of Various Policy Amounts
    Philip G Buffinton
  • The Low Valued Risk A Study of the Premium Required for Habitational Risk of Various Policy Amounts; [Discussion]
    Frederic J Hunt
  • The Low Valued Risk A Study of the Premium Required for Habitational Risk of Various Policy Amounts [Discussion]
    Robert L Hurley
  • The Latest Reported Stock Insurance Company Expenses for 1961
    Frank Harwayne
  • Negative Binomial Rationale
    Thomas O Carlson
  • Ratemaking and Pricing in the Marketplace
    Harold E Curry
  • Problems of Rating Organizations
    Joseph M Muir
  • Multiple Peril Ratemaking and Statistical Problems
    Seymour E Smith
  • An Introduction to Credibility Theory
    Laurence H Longley-Cook
CAS Forum
Bondy, Martin. 1962. “How Can Actuarial Analyses Help Company Claim Departments Control Average Claim Costs.” CAS Forum 1962 (November).
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