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Pricing in General Insurance is a definitive resource for insurance professionals, actuaries, and students seeking to understand the complex methodologies behind insurance rate-making. This book provides a thorough exploration of both classical and contemporary pricing techniques used in the general insurance industry.
The author, Pietro Parodi, combines theoretical foundations with practical applications, addressing key topics including loss prediction, risk classification, and premium calculation. The work covers essential actuarial principles while examining real-world case studies and industry practices. Readers will gain insights into how insurers determine fair and competitive premiums while maintaining profitability and solvency.
Part of the prestigious Chapman & Hall/CRC Series in Actuarial Science, this volume is indispensable for those responsible for pricing decisions in insurance organizations, whether in motor, property, liability, or other general insurance lines.
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