Titlebook: Risk Classification in Life Insurance; J. David Cummins,Barry D. Smith,Jack L. VanDerhei Book 1983 Springer Science+Business Media New Yor

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Heterogeneity in Risk Classification, designing products, underwriting (acceptance or rejection), and pricing. Risks are assigned to classes according to various characteristics, for example, age or medical condition. Each member of a class is charged a premium, which is the expected value of the loss distribution assumed to apply to

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The Nonmedical Applicationation that becomes part of the information considered in evaluating the risk. Due to rising medical costs, however, a growing proportion of insurance policies are issued without a medical examination. These nonmedical policies rely heavily on the application filled out for the policyholder by the ag

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Nonphysical Underwriting Factorse of alcohol and drugs, driving record, and character of the applicant. The second half analyzes occupation, aviation and other avocations, and foreign residence and travel. Twenty-one insurers provided sufficient information on nonphysical factors to be included in the analysis. Three of these, how

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Introductionical and medical impairments. Although constraints on the use of race, creed, national origin, and religion in life insurance risk classification systems have existed since the 1960s, the traditional method for indicating the mortality associated with specific risk classification factors has remaine

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A Multiple logistic Methodology for the Estimation of Risk Classification Modelshe ensuing year and the policyholder’s characteristics at the time of application for life insurance. Due to the dichotomous nature of the response variable (death or survival for the following year). multiple regression analysis is inappropriate.. Consequently, this study utilizes a maximum likelih

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Comparison of Logistic Model Results with Other Datanderwriting manual ratings of the two life insurance companies supplying the data and with the results of other risk factor studies on insured populations. Underwriting manuals are used in the life insurance industry to supply the information necessary to rate most of the common impairments. However