Articles in Vol. 1989, 1989
Vol. 1989, 1989
- Toward A Certain Equivalent Discounted Cash Flow ModelDon Cunningham
- Easier Algorithms for Aggregate ExcessGary G Venter
- Calculating IBNR Based on Case ReservesRick Atkinson
- The Actuarial Paradigm: A Nontechnical ExpositionLee M Smith
- Excess Loss Distributions over an Underlying Annual AggregateJoseph R Schumi
- Analysis of Surety ReservesAlfred O Weller
- Credibility: Practical ApplicationsHoward C Mahler
- Generalized Earned Premium Rate Adjustment FactorsRichard A Bill
- Seminar on Valuation IssuesRobert S MiccolisRoberf Miller
- The Value of Liabilities Is Equal To The Cost of Assets Needed To Offset ThemJohn C Burville
- Involuntary Markets Commercial AutomobileMark J Homan
- Credibility - An American IdeaCharles C Hewitt
- Hospital Self-Insurance Funding: A Monte Carlo ApproachDavid R Bickerstaff
- Pricing Casualty Excess Reinsurance: Discounted Expected L&LESteven Neyer
- Splitting Allocated Loss Adjustment ExpenseLeRoy J Simon
- A Method to Calculate Aggregate Excess Loss DistributionsJoseph R Schumi
- The Educational Content of the CAS SyllabusCAS Long Range Planning Subcommittee
- Exposure Bases RevisitedAmy S Bouska
- The Aging Phenomenon and Insurance PricesStephen P D'ArcyNeil A Doherty
- On Becoming an Actuary of the Third KindStephen P D'Arcy
- Application of Collective Risk Theory to Estimate Variability in Loss ReservesRoger M Hayne
- Determination of Outstanding Liabilities for Unallocated Loss Adjustment ExpensesWendy A Johnson
- The Effect of Trend on Excess of Loss CoverageClive L Keatinge
- An Analysis of the Capital Structure of an Insurance CompanyGlenn G Meyers
- Risk Theoretic Issues in Loss Reserving: The Case of Workers Compensation Pension ReservesGlenn G Meyers
- Recent Developments in Reserving for Losses in the London Reinsurance Market [Discussion]John C Narvell
Keatinge, Clive L. 1989. “The Effect of Trend on Excess of Loss Coverage.” CAS Forum 1989 (November).