Abstract
This paper provides a broad overview of auto pricing in Europe. The change of markets from a cartel pricing situation to complete pricing freedom is explored. Items that should be considered in developing correct rates are listed and illustrated in turn with examples from the author's own experience abroad. The list and examples are meant to help the reader avoid mistakes stemming from commonly made assumptions. Finally, an approach to pricing is suggested for success as a multinational personal lines insurer.
Volume
Winter
Page
141
Year
2000
Categories
Business Areas
Automobile
Practice Areas
International Areas
Actuarial Applications and Methodologies
Ratemaking
Publications
Casualty Actuarial Society E-Forum