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Price Monitoring: Survival Strategies for a Soft Market
This session will explore practical challenges and considerations in constructing and interpreting price monitors. There will also be a discussion on the implementation of price monitors, resulting benefits, pitfalls, and best practices from a company wide perspective to help practitioners in making the most of price monitoring reporting.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Brian Hughes
Price Monitoring - Practical Approaches
This session will explore practical challenges and considerations in constructing and interpreting price monitors. There will also be a discussion on the implementation of price monitors, resulting benefits, pitfalls, and best practices from a company wide perspective to help practitioners in making the most of price monitoring reporting.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Brian Hughes
Pricing Programs Business
This session will explore two of these mechanisms, excess and surplus lines and programs. Pricing Actuaries working in companies underwriting this business often function in close alignment with other disciplines such as underwriting and marketing. The speakers represent companies underwriting business in each of these segments. Differences in business characteristics, regulation, marketing, and types and classes of business underwritten will be discussed. Also covered will be the approaches pricing actuaries use to address the unique challenges these differences create as well as changes in these markets over the past few years.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Michael Petrocik
Pricing Express and Surplus Lines
This session will explore two of these mechanisms, excess and surplus lines and programs. Pricing Actuaries working in companies underwriting this business often function in close alignment with other disciplines such as underwriting and marketing. The speakers represent companies underwriting business in each of these segments. Differences in business characteristics, regulation, marketing, and types and classes of business underwritten will be discussed. Also covered will be the approaches pricing actuaries use to address the unique challenges these differences create as well as changes in these markets over the past few years.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Michael Petrocik
Considerations for Small Business Owners Policies
This panel will focus on those fundamentals of underwriting and rating including the application of statistical modeling.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Robert Walling
Product Development
The first portion of this session will focus on lessons learned from successful and unsuccessful entries into new markets and ways to lessen the risks inherent in such forays. The second portion of the session will discuss the process of developing pricing for non-traditional insurance coverage’s.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Beth Fitzgerald, Dave McLaughry
The New NCCI Hazard Groups
This session will focus on some aspects of the design and implementation of large risk insurance programs in the marketplace.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Brian Ingle
Loss Rating Models: Value Proposition
This session will focus on some aspects of the design and implementation of large risk insurance programs in the marketplace.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Brian Ingle
Workers Compensation-State of the Market
An overview of the current state of the workers compensation line will be presented, including a review of financial results, recent trends, and a discussion of where the line might be headed.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Jennifer Tomilin
Workers Compensation State of the Line
An overview of the current state of the workers compensation line will be presented, including a review of financial results, recent trends, and a discussion of where the line might be headed.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Jennifer Tomilin
Variable Reduction for Predictive Modeling with Clustering
Variable Reduction for Predictive Modeling with Clustering
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
Paper
Moderators:
Sean Delvin
Panelists:
Robert Sanche
Keywords:
Predictive Modeling, Clustering
The Actuary and Data Standards
The panelists will discuss the transition of standards or lack of standards from where they were driven initially by business needs and state regulation to now being driven by technology and financial requirements. The panelists will also speculate where the transition to standards will ultimately lead to.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
David Clark
Panelists:
Gary Knoble, Arthur Cadorine
The Actuary and the Data Manager
Session panelists will address basic issues behind data management including privacy and confidentiality, methods for controlling data and the need to be concerned about data quality.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
David Clark
Panelists:
Bruce Tollefson, Christine Siekierski, Peter Moretta
Introduction to Ratemaking Relativities
This session will present several examples of particular techniques used by actuaries in determining relativities.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
David Clark
Panelists:
Brian Donlan
Basic Techniques for an Overall Indication
This session's topics will include data organization for premium and losses, data adjustments such as current rate level, loss development and trend, and the determination of the expense provision.
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
James Maher
Panelists:
Gavin Lienemann
Managing a Company in a Soft Market
Managing a Company in a Soft Market
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
concurrent
Moderators:
Kathy Garrigan
Panelists:
Michael Fusco, Robert James
Keywords:
Soft Market, Managing a Company
Managing a Company in a Soft Market
Managing a Company in a Soft Market
Source:
2006 Ratemaking Seminar
Type:
general
Moderators:
Kathy Garrigan
Panelists:
Michael Fusco, Robert James
Keywords:
Soft Market, Managing a Company
Stochastic Cash Flows and Utility-Theoretic Underwriting
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Leigh Halliwell
RMK Framework and Covariance
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Dave Clark
Riskiness Leverage Models
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Stewart Gleason
Results of survey regarding methods used by re(insurers) - See more at: https://www.casact.org/community/sections/care/0905/index.cfm?fa=sessions#sthash.aFgiIlyR.dpuf
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Stephen Lowe
Insurance Capital As A Shared Asset - Theory and Practice
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Don Mango
Financial pricing models/Froot-Stein pricing with RMK allocation
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Trent Vaughn
CARe LAS 2005 Bibliography
Source:
2005 CARe LAS - Risk and Return in Reinsurance
Type:
affiliate
Risk-Based Solvency
models and comments on building an internal model. Solvency II has received particular attention recently through the CEIOPS' first Qualitative Impact Studies
Source:
2005 Regional Affiliate - CAE
Type:
affiliate
Panelists:
Sabine Betz
Keywords:
Risk-Based Solvency
