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Recent developments in the United Kingdom. National report for the United Kingdom to the 24th International Congress of Actuaries, Montreal, 31 May - 5 June 1992
J.I.A. 119, III, 569-580 RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM NATIONAL REPORT FOR THE UNITED KINGDOM TO THE 24TH INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF ACTUARIES, MONTREAL, 31 MAY-5 JUNE 1992 BY J. J. McCUTCHEON, M.A., Ph.D., D.Sc., F.F.A. AND P. J. ... read more >>
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Pecuniary loss. Export and trade credit insurance
In 1990 the Pecuniary Loss Working Party presented a paper to the General Insurance Convention which covered mortgage indemnity insurance. Several areas of possible further investigation were highlighted. This year the working party has endeavoured to ... read more >>
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Protection and indemnity clubs
P and I Clubs were one of the insurance industry's best kept secrets. Although they have been in existence for over 100 years, insuring 90% of the free world's shipping, they were rarely in the news until the last two years. The majority of Clubs have ... read more >>
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Statistical motor rating
In this workshop I would like to discuss the role of the statistical approach to motor rating. I have used these techniques for over nine years with considerable success in a number of different organisations including both Companies and Lloyd's ... read more >>
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Latent claims (1991)
The report produced by the working party for the 1990 GISG Conference in Newquay described many salient features of latent claims. These claims, that effectively lie dormant for many years then emerge to terrify insurers (and reinsurers), were shown to ... read more >>
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Financial reinsurance
Financial reinsurance is a growing phenomenon, as illustrated by the (known) growth in premiums written by financial reinsurers. Current annual premiums are estimated to be in the order of $5bn per annum. It arises out of the desire of insurers to ... read more >>
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Report of the Working Party on Equalization Reserves
This paper is largely a reintroduction to the subject which was last tackled by the General Insurance Study group eleven years ago. We do, however, raise questions here which are topical at the present time. However, we have found it impossible to answer ... read more >>
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Claims made
There is a considerable vacuum in the knowledge of insurance personnel in the area of claims coverage. Both actuaries and non-actuaries too often do not appreciate the significant difference that a change in claims coverage can mean to a policy. SESSION ... read more >>
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Motor rating: direct writers
A recent development within the UK personal insurances market, and especially the private car market, has been the establishment and rapid growth of a number of insurers selling direct to policyholders, i.e. without any form of intermediary. Direct writers ... read more >>
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Reserving problems encountered in general liability business in the USA
Actuaries in the U.K. have, no doubt, personally encountered or been shocked by great losses caused by upward development in U.S. general liability reserves, especially products liability. Don't feel alone. Many U.S. insurance executives badly ... read more >>
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Capital allocation
No explicit terms of reference were given for the Working Party but these have been taken as follows: 1. To consider the reasons for the allocation of capital of an Insurance/Reinsurance company between product lines or portfolios of risks written by that ... read more >>
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Claims run-off patterns update
The attached tables update those presented to the General Insurance Study Group (GISG) in October 1990, by including data from the 1989 returns in their calculation. The methodology derives from the report of the working party on claims run-off patterns ... read more >>
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Report of the Working Party on Europe
The work of the working party on Europe for GISG last year concentrated on the two major aspects which were felt, at the time, to be of particular interest to actuaries, namely:-- the implications of recent major Directives affecting, or likely to affect, ... read more >>
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Medical expenses insurance [slides]
SESSION E4/F4 GENERAL INSURANCE CONVENTION 1991 LLANDRINDOD WELLS 23-26 OCTOBER MEDICAL EXPENSES INSURANCE 1991 General Insurance Convention ... read more >>
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GN18: Certification of loss reserves for the non-admitted insurers information office. Version 1.0
This general insurance Guidance Note has been adopted by the Board for Actuarial Standards. The latest version is available on the <a href\="http://www.frc.org.uk/bas/actuarial/index.cfm" target\="external">BAS website</a>. Faculty and ... read more >>
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GN12: General insurance business: actuarial reports. Version 2.0
This general insurance Guidance Note has been adopted by the Board for Actuarial Standards. The latest version is available on the <a href\="http://www.frc.org.uk/bas/actuarial/index.cfm" target\="external">BAS website</a>. Faculty and ... read more >>
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The insurance sourcebook, by Robert Cunnew (ed) (Book review)
J.I.A. 119, II, 379–381 REVIEWS The Biology of Life Span: a Quantitative Approach. By L. A. GAVRILOV and N. S. GAVRILOVA (Harwood Academic Publishers) £62. The authors, a husband and wife team, have produced an interesting and carefully argued book ... read more >>