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merit coefficient for portfolios of Bonus-Malus policies... …
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BMS in force show a progressive reduction of the observed average premium, which causes a financial imbalance in the system (see LEMAIRE (1995)...
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This paper proposes bonus-malus systems for fleets of vehicles, by using the individual characteristics of both the … vehicles and the carriers. Bonus-malus coefficients are computed from the history of claims or from the history of safety …
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We apply Lemaire's algorithm and a non-parametric mixed Poisson fit to a motor insurance portfolio in order to find the true claim frequency and claim amount distributions...
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For the construction of bonus-malus systems, we propose to show how to apply, thanks to simple mathematics, a …
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Individual automobile insurance claims are characterized by over-dispersion relative to the Poisson model...br>
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This Geneva Association “insurance reader on the credit crisis” has been put togetheras a reaction to the widespread demand for reliable information on and an intellectualappreciation of the insurance sector’s involvement in the credit crisis. Since the end of2007, The Geneva Association...
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At the General Assembly of the Geneva Association held 28-31 May 2008 in Hamilton, Bermuda, the CEOs of the world's leading insurance and reinsurance companies decided to launch a new research project on climate change and its economic impact on insurance (CC+I). This initiative reflects one of...
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Insurers and banks are both suppliers of financial services and constitute together thebulk of the financial services industry. As such, they share certain common traits and,consequently, are often analyzed together. At the same time, they differ markedly in certainrespects, insurance and...
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Strict liabilities prevails at major accidents. According to the Polluter Pays Principle,l it is the liable party who pays for any damage. The accidents may be very large, however, compared to the assets of the liable plant owner. The liable party may, therefore, simply go bankrupt and leave the...
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