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Proceedings of the Casualty Actuarial Society
Vol. 1969, 1969November 17, 1969 EDT

The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]

Kenneth L McIntosh,
RatemakingCredibility Theory

Articles in Vol. 1969, 1969

Vol. 1969, 1969
  • Insurance Investment Regulation [Discussion]
    Stanley C DuRose
  • Insurance Investment Regulation [Discussion]
    Clyde H Graves
  • Insurance Investment Regulation [Discussion]
    Robert G Espie
  • Is "Probable Maximum Loss" (PML) a Useful Concept?
    John S McGuinness
  • Is "Probable Maximum Loss" (PML) a Useful Concept? [Discussion]
    Robert L Hurley
  • Is "Probable Maximum Loss" (PML) a Useful Concept? [Discussion]
    Edward B Black
  • The Capital Investment Market and the Insurance Industry [Discussion]
    J Robert Ferrari
  • The Capital Investment Market and the Insurance Industry [Discussion]
    W James MacGinnitie
  • The Capital Investment Market and the Insurance Industry [Reply]
    Rafal J Balcarek
  • Relationship of Underwriting, Investments, Leverage, and Exposure to Total Return on Owner's Equity [Discussion]
    Rafal J Balcarek
  • The Relationship of Underwriting, Investments, Leverage, and Exposure to Total Return on Owners' Equity [Discussion]
    Robert A Bailey
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    Jeffery T Lange
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    John S McGuinness
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    Kenneth L McIntosh
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    Dale A Nelson
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    LeRoy J Simon
  • The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion]
    Charles C Hewitt
  • Elements of Time-Series Analysis in Liability and Property Insurance Ratemaking [Discussion]
    Michael A Walters
  • Elements of Time-Series Analysis in Liability and Property Insurance Ratemaking [Reply]
    John S McGuinness
  • An Actuarial Note on Actuarial Notation [Discussion]
    John C Wooddy
  • An Actuarial Note on Actuarial Notation [Discussion]
    Robert Gustave Oien
  • A Review of Nuclear Energy Insurance [Discussion]
    Burrell C Lawton
  • A Review of Nuclear Energy Insurance [Reply]
    Richard D McClure
  • Funding Theories of Social Insurance [Discussion]
    Paul E Singer
  • Funding Theories of Social Insurance [Discussion]
    Robert J Myers
  • Funding Theories of Social Insurance [Reply]
    James C Hickman
  • A Review of the Little Report of Rates of Return in the Property and Liability Insurance Industry [Reply]
    Robert A Bailey
  • A Review of the Little Report of Rates of Return in the Property and Liability Insurance Industry
    Robert A Bailey
  • A Review of the Little Report of Rates of Return in the Property and Liability Insurance Industry [Discussion]
    Irving H Plotkin
  • The Interpretation of Liability Increased Limits Statistics
    Jeffery T Lange
  • Economic Factors in Liability and Property Insurance Claims Costs (Supplement)
    Norton E Masterson
  • Insurance Investment Regulation
    Robert A Bailey
CAS Forum
McIntosh, Kenneth L. 1969. “The Credibility of the Pure Premium [Discussion].” CAS Forum 1969 (November).
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