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Motor Insurance Pricing Practices

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mulita

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Hi,

I am in a country where pricing of motor insurance has not involved actuaries (we do not have any qualified here, me too I am a student). Prcing has mainly been competitive undercutting, the basis being the previous years expenses and claims payment (combined loss ratio)

I would like to learn in general how pricing is done actuarially - been asked to provide an overview. I am asking about pure premiums based on past claims, issues of profit margin will come in later.

Thank You,
 
Wow, what a broad question. Given you're already a student, I'd suggest you buy the SP8 CMP - you'll probably take the exam at some stage anyway, so no harm in getting stuck in early!
 
thanks, i just wanted to give it a try. Will probably purchase material
 
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