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1999, Volume 3, Issue 3
1999, Volume 3, Issue 2
- 1-1 Guest Editorial
by The Editors
- 1-8 Credibility Theory
by James Hickman & Linda Heacox
- 9-10 Overview
by Harry Panjer
- 11-25 Application of Coherent Risk Measures to Capital Requirements in Insurance
by Philippe Artzner
- 26-29 Cash-Flow Valuation and Value at Risk
by Allan Brender
- 30-41 Extreme Value Theory as a Risk Management Tool
by Paul Embrechts & Sidney Resnick & Gennady Samorodnitsky
- 42-47 Evaluating the Risks of Modeling Assumptions Used in Risk Measurement
by Teri Geske
- 48-56 Enterprise Risk and Return Management for Financial Institutions
by Mark Griffin & Rick Boomgaard
- 57-65 A Var Model of an Investment Cycle
by Thomas Ho
- 66-71 A Bridge Too Var
by Colin McKee
- 72-83 A Value-At-Risk Calculation of Required Reserves for Credit Risk in Corporate Lending Portfolios
by Ronan O’Connor & James Golden & Robert Reck
- 84-105 The Strategic Uses of Value at Risk
by William Panning
- 106-115 Raising Value at Risk
by Julia Lynn Wirch
- 116-128 Bounds for Ruin Probabilities in the Presence of Large Claims and their Comparison
by Vladimir Kalashnikov
- 128-129 “Bounds for Ruin Probabilities in the Presence of Large Claims and their Comparison”, Vladimir Kalashnikov, April, 1999
by John Beekman
- 129-129 “Author’s Reply: Bounds for Ruin Probabilities in the Presence of Large Claims and their Comparison,” Vladimir Kalashnikov, April, 1999 - Discussion by John A. Beekman
by Vladimir Kalashnikov
- 130-143 A Bayesian Approach to Understanding Time Series Data
by Marjorie Rosenberg & Virginia Young
- 144-146 Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics
by The Editors
- 146-147 “Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics”, Committee on Social Security–Retirement and Disability Income, April, 1999
by Bernard Dussault
- 147-147 “Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics”, Committee on Social Security–Retirement and Disability Income, April, 1999
by Sam Gutterman
- 147-148 “Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics”, Committee on Social Security–Retirement and Disability Income, April, 1999
by Eric Klieber
- 148-148 “Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics”, Committee on Social Security–Retirement and Disability Income, April, 1999
by Michael Sze
- 149-149 “Social Security, Productivity, and Demographics”, Committee on Social Security–Retirement and Disability Income, April, 1999
by Marc Twinney
- 150-150 Luenberger, David G., 1997
by Elias Shiu
- 150-151 Klugman, S.A., Panjer, H.H., and Willmot, G.E., 1998
by X. Sheidon Lin
1999, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-1 Preface to the Issue on Genetic Testing
by Patrick Brockett
- 1-20 Genetic Testing, Insurance Economics, and Societal Responsibility
by Patrick Brockett & Richard MacMinn & Maureen Carter
- 21-28 The Future of Risk Classification in the Age of Predictive DNA-Based Testing
by Donald Chambers
- 29-31 “The Future of Risk Classification in the Age of Predictive DNA-Based Testing”, Donald C. Chambers, January 1999
by Bruce Holmes
- 31-33 “The Future of Risk Classification in the Age of Predictive DNA-Based Testing”, Donald C. Chambers, January 1999
by Arnold Dicke
- 34-46 Restricting Insurers’ Use of Genetic Information
by Mark Hall
- 46-50 “Restricting Insurers’ Use of Genetic Information: A Guide to Public Policy”, Mark A. Hall, January 1999
by Erle Peacock
- 50-51 “Restricting Insurers’ Use of Genetic Information: A Guide to Public Policy”, Mark A. Hall, January 1999
by Derek Smith
- 52-55 Effective Underwriting in the Genetic Testing Era
by Robert Johansen
- 56-63 The Current State of Genetic Testing
by Charles Jones
- 63-64 “The Current State of Genetic Testing: An Insurance Industry Perspective on the Rush to Legislate”, Charles S. Jones, Jr., January, 1999
by Bruce Holmes
- 65-66 “The Current State of Genetic Testing: An Insurance Industry Perspective on the Rush to Legislate”, Charles S. Jones, Jr., January, 1999
by Arnold Dicke
- 67-78 Ethical Issues Resulting from Genetic Technology
by J. Alexander Lowden
- 78-82 “Ethical Issues Resulting from Genetic Technology”, J. Alexander Lowden, January, 1999
by John Krinik
- 83-101 Modeling the Impact of Genetics on Insurance
by Angus Macdonald
- 101-105 “Modeling the Impact of Genetics on Insurance”, Angus S. Macdonald, January, 1999
by James Hickman
- 106-112 What Does Genetic Technology Have to Do with Ethics?
by Ray Moseley & Bill Allen
- 112-115 “What Does Genetic Technology Have to Do with Ethics?”, Ray Moseley and Bill Allen, January, 1999
by John Krinik
- 116-127 Federal Regulation of Use of Genetic Information by Insurers
by Ellwood Oakley
- 127-131 “Federal Regulation of Use of Genetic Information by Insurers: What Constitutes Unfair Discrimination?”, Ellwood F. Oakley III, January, 1999
by Erle Peacock
- 131-132 “Federal Regulation of Use of Genetic Information by Insurers: What Constitutes Unfair Discrimination?”, Ellwood F. Oakley III, January, 1999
by Derek Smith
- 133-136 Social Implications of Genetic Testing
by Karen Rothenberg
- 137-142 “Understanding Relationships Using Copulas,” Edward Frees and Emiliano Valdez, January 1998
by Shaun Wang
- 142-146 “Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis,” Alastair G. Longley-Cook, January 1998
by Benjamin Wurzburger
- 146-148 “Author’s Reply: Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis,” Benjamin W. Wurzburger, January 1998 - Discussion by Benjamin W. Wurzburger
by Alastair Longley-Cook
- 149-150 Ambachtsheer, Keith P., and Ezra, Don D., 1998
by Barnet Berin
- 150-150 Bruce, William D., 1996, A Fifty-Year Labor of Love:
by Edward Cowman
- 150-151 Houthakker, H.S., and Williamson, P.J., 1996
by Serena Tiong
- 151-152 Wainer, H., 1997, Visual Revelations: Graphical Tales of Fate and Deception from Napoleon Bonaparte to Ross Perot, Copernicus, New York, 180 pages, $35.00, ISBN 0-387-94902-X
by Robert Miller
1998, Volume 2, Issue 4
- 1-9 Actuaries in History
by James Hickman & Linda Heacox
- 10-12 Overview
by Michael Sze & Marjorie Rosenberg
- 13-47 Mortality Change and Forecasting
by Shripad Tuljapurkar & Carl Boe
- 48-61 Life Expectancy in the Future
by Robert Friedland
- 61-63 “Life Expectancy in the Future: A Summary of a Discussion among Experts”, Robert B. Friedland, October 1998
by Richard Morrison
- 64-82 Summary of Results of Survey of Seminar Attendees
by Marjorie Rosenberg & Warren Luckner
- 83-107 Effect of Aging Population with Declining Mortality on Social Security of Nafta Countries
by Michael Sze & Stephen Goss & José de León
- 108-126 Historical and Projected Mortality for Mexico, Canada, and the United States
by Stephen Goss & Alice Wade & Felicitie Bell & Bernard Dussault
- 127-134 Forecasting Mortality Change
by Shripad Tuljapurkar
- 135-138 Forecasting Changes in Mortality
by Sam Gutterman & Irwin Vanderhoof
- 139-141 “An Actuarial Index of the Right-Tail Risk,” Shaun Wang, April 1998
by Benjamin Wurzburger
- 140-143 “An Actuarial Index of the Righttail Risk,” Shaun Wang, April 1998
by James Berberian
- 143-147 “Bonus-Malus Systems: The European and Asian Approach to Merit Rating,” Jean Lemaire, January 1998
by Liviana Picech & Patrizia Gigante & Luciano Sigalotti
- 147-149 “Bonus-Malus Systems: The European and Asian Approach to Merit-Rating,” Jean Lemaire, January 1998
by Liviana Picech & Luciano Sigalotti
1998, Volume 2, Issue 3
- 1-15 Economic Valuation Models for Insurers
by David Babbel & Craig Merrill
- 15-16 “Economic Valuation Models for Insurers”, David F. Babbel and Craig Merrill, July 1998
by Jacques Carriere
- 16-17 Authors’ Reply: Economic Valuation Models for Insurers - Discussion by Jacques F. Carriere
by David Babbel & Craig Merrill
- 18-26 New Salary Functions for Pension Valuations
by Jacques Carriere & Kevin Shand
- 26-27 “New Salary Functions for Pension Valuations”, Jacques F. Carriere and Kevin J. Shand, July 1998
by Arnold Shapiro
- 27-28 Authors’ Reply: New Salary Functions for Pension Valuations - Discussion by Arnold F. Shapiro
by Jacques Carriere & Kevin Shand
- 29-44 Representative Interest Rate Scenarios
by Sarah Christiansen
- 60-68 On a Class of Renewal Risk Processes
by David Dickson
- 68-70 “On a Class of Renewal Risk Processes”, David C.M. Dickson, July 1998
by F. De Vylder & Marc Goovaerts
- 70-71 “On a Class of Renewal Risk Processes”, David C.M. Dickson, July 1998
by Vladimir Kalashnikov
- 72-72 “On a Class of Renewal Risk Processes”, David C.M. Dickson, July 1998
by Changki Kim
- 72-73 Author’s Reply: On a Class of Renewal Risk Processes - Discussion by F. Etienne De Vylder; Marc J. Goovaerts; Vladimir Kalashnikov; Changki Kim
by David Dickson
- 74-91 Utility Functions
by Hans Gerber & Gérard Pafum
- 91-91 “Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Hangsuck Lee
- 92-92 “Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Alastair Longley-Cook
- 92-94 “Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Heinz Müller
- 94-94 “Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Stanley Pliska
- 94-95 “Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Elias Shiu
- 95-96 “Utility Functions”, Hans U. Gerber and Gérard Pafum, July 1998
by Virginia Young
- 96-100 Authors’ Reply: Utility Functions: From Risk Theory to Finance - Discussion by Hangsuck Lee; Alastair G. Longley-Cook; Heinz H. Müller; Stanley R. Pliska; Elias S.W. Shiu; Virginia R. Young
by Hans Gerber & Gérard Pafumi
- 101-107 Pricing Perpetual Options for Jump Processes
by Hans Gerber & Elias Shiu
- 108-109 “Pricing Perpetual Options for Jump Processes”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, July 1998
by X. Sheldon Lin
- 109-111 “Pricing Perpetual Options for Jump Processes”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, July 1998
by Xiaolan Zhang
- 112-112 Authors’ Reply: Pricing Perpetual Options for Jump Processes - Discussion by X. Sheldon Lin; Xiaolan Zhang
by Hans Gerber & Elias Shiu
- 113-116 A Logical, Simple Method for Solving the Problem of Properly Indexing Social Security Benefits
by Robert Myers
- 116-116 “A Logical, Simple Method for Solving the Problem of Properly Indexing Social Security Benefits”, Robert J. Myers, July 1998
by Robert Brown
- 117-117 Author’s Reply: A Logical, Simple Method for Solving the Problem of Properly Indexing Social Security Benefits - Discussion by Robert L. Brown
by Robert Myers
- 118-125 Reserves for Policies with Nonannual Premiums
by Keith Sharp
- 125-126 “Reserves for Policies with Nonannual Premiums”, Keith P. Sharp, July 1998
by Cecil Nesbitt
- 126-127 “Reserves for Policies with Nonannual Premiums”, Keith P. Sharp, July 1998
by Elias Shiu & Serena Tiong
- 127-127 Author’s Reply: Reserves for Policies with Nonannual Premiums - Discussion by Cecil Nesbitt; Elias S.W. Shiu; Serena Tiong
by Keith Sharp
- 128-136 The Actuary’s Role in Managed Care
by The Editors
- 141-143 “Application of Risk Theory to Interpretation of Stochastic Cash-Flow-Testing Results,” Edward L. Robbins, Samuel H. Cox, and Richard D. Phillips, April 1998
by Beda Chan
- 143-149 “Understanding Relationships Using Copulas,” by Edward Frees and Emiliano Valdez, January 1998
by Christian Genest & Kilani Ghoudi & Louis-Paul Rivest
1998, Volume 2, Issue 2
- 1-23 Social Security
by Robert Brown
- 23-23 “Social Security: Regressive or Progressive?”, Robert L. Brown, April 1998
by John Beekman
- 23-27 “Social Security: Regressive or Progressive?”, Robert L. Brown, April 1998
by Bernard Dussault
- 27-28 “Social Security: Regressive or Progressive?”, Robert L. Brown, April 1998
by Kenneth Manton & Kenneth Land
- 28-30 “Social Security: Regressive or Progressive?”, Robert L. Brown, April 1998
by Robert Myers
- 30-31 “Social Security: Regressive or Progressive?”, Robert L. Brown, April 1998
by Krzysztof Ostaszewski
- 31-33 Author’s Reply: Social Security: Regressive or Progressive? - Discussion by John Beekman; Bernard Dussault; Kenneth Manton; Kenneth Land; Robert Myers; Krzysztof Ostaszewski
by The Editors
- 34-49 Relative Importance of Risk Sources in Insurance Systems
by Edward Frees
- 49-49 “Relative Importance of Risk Sources in Insurance Systems”, Edward W. Frees, April 1998
by Emilia Di Lorenzo
- 49-50 “Relative Importance of Risk Sources in Insurance Systems”, Edward W. Frees, April 1998
by Griselda Deelstra
- 50-51 “Relative Importance of Risk Sources in Insurance Systems”, Edward W. Frees, April 1998
by Leda Minkova & Nikolai Kolev
- 51-52 Author’s Reply: Relative Importance of Risk Sources in Insurance Systems - Discussion by Emilia Di Lorenzo; Griselda Deelstra; Leda Minkova; Nikolai Kolev
by Edward Frees
- 53-70 Designing Effective Graphs
by Edward Frees & Robert Miller
- 70-71 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by William Cutlip
- 71-71 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by Douglas Eckley
- 71-72 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by Gary Lange
- 72-72 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by Edward Mailander
- 73-74 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by Alexander McNeil
- 74-76 “Designing Effective Graphs”, Edward W. Frees and Robert B. Miller, April 1998
by Arnold Shapiro & Edward Kleinman
- 76-76 Authors’ Reply: Designing Effective Graphs - Discussion by William C. Cutlip; Douglas A. Eckley; Gary S. Lange; Edward M. Mailander; Alexander J. McNeil; Arnold F. Shapiro; Edward B. Kleinman
by Edward Frees & Robert Miller
- 77-87 A Statistical Control Model for Utilization Management Programs
by Marjorie Rosenberg
- 88-101 An Actuarial Index of the Right-Tail Risk
by Shaun Wang
- 102-108 Overview of Reserving Practices for Substandard Life Policies
by Alfred Raws
- 111-113 “Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis,” Alastair Longley-Cook, January 1998
by David Creswell
- 113-114 Author’s Reply: Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis - Discussion by David L. Creswell
by Alastair Longley-Cook
- 114-116 “Skewness and Stock Option Prices”, Hans Gerber and Bruno Landry, July 1997
by Kenneth Kortanek & V. G. Medvedev
- 116-116 Authors’ Reply: Skewness and Stock Option Prices - Discussion by Kenneth O. Kortanek and V. G. Medvedev
by Hans Gerber & Bruno Landry
- 116-117 “Current Actuarial Modeling Practice and Related Issues and Questions”, Angus Macdonald, July 1997
by John Pemberton
- 117-118 “Complex Dynamics, Market Mediation and Stock Price Behavior”, Richard H. Day, July 1997
by Joseph Wang
1998, Volume 2, Issue 1
- 1-25 Understanding Relationships Using Copulas
by Edward Frees & Emiliano Valdez
- 26-38 Bonus-Malus Systems
by Jean Lemaire
- 38-44 “Bonus-Malus Systems: The European and Asian Approach to Merit-Rating”, Jean Lemaire, January 1998
by Krupa Subramanian
- 45-47 “Bonus-Malus Systems: The European and Asian Approach to Merit-Rating”, Jean Lemaire, January 1998
by Pierre Lemaire
- 48-72 On the Time Value of Ruin
by Hans Gerber & Elias Shiu
- 72-74 “On the Time Value of Ruin”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, January 1998
by F. De Vylder & Marc Goovaerts
- 74-74 “On the Time Value of Ruin”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, January 1998
by David Dickson
- 74-75 “On the Time Value of Ruin”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, January 1998
by Vladimir Kalashnikov
- 75-76 “On the Time Value of Ruin”, Hans U. Gerber and Elias S.W. Shiu, January 1998
by Gérard Pafumi
- 77-78 Authors’ Reply: On the Time Value of Ruin - Discussion by F. Etienne De Vylder; Marc J. Goovaerts; David C.M. Dickson; Vladimir Kalashnikov; Gérard Pafumi
by Hans Gerber & Elias Shiu
- 79-86 A Model for Analyzing the Impact of Selective Lapsation on Mortality
by Bruce Jones
- 87-98 Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis
by Alastair Longley-Cook
- 99-99 “Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis”, Alastair G. Longley-Cook, January 1998
by Kenneth Roberts
- 99-100 Author’s Reply: Risk-Adjusted Economic Value Analysis - Discussion by Kenneth S. Roberts
by Alastair Longley-Cook
- 101-111 Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory
by Virginia Young
- 111-114 “Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory”, Virginia R. Young, January 1998
by F. De Vylder
- 114-114 “Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory”, Virginia R. Young, January 1998
by Donald Jones
- 114-116 “Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory”, Virginia R. Young, January 1998
by Bjørn Sundt
- 116-117 “Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory”, Virginia R. Young, January 1998
by Gregory Taylor
- 117-117 Author’s Reply: Credibility Using a Loss Function from Spline Theory: Parametric Models with a One-Dimensional Sufficient Statistic - Discussion by F. Etienne De Vylder; Donald A. Jones; Bjørn Sundt; Gregory C. Taylor
by Virginia Young
1997, Volume 1, Issue 4
- 1-13 In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security
by Robert Brown
- 14-16 “In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security”, Robert L. Brown, October 1997
by Bernard Dussault
- 16-16 “In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security”, Robert L. Brown, October 1997
by Fred Kilbourne
- 16-17 “In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security”, Robert L. Brown, October 1997
by Robert Myers
- 17-20 “In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security”, Robert L. Brown, October 1997
by Krzysztof Ostaszewski
- 20-20 Author’s Reply: In Defense of Pay-as-You-Go (Paygo) Financing of Social Security - Discussion by Bernard Dussault; Fred Kilbourne; Robert J. Myers; Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski, October 1997
by Robert Brown
- 21-40 Fuzzy Financial Pricing of Property-Liability Insurance
by J. David Cummins & Richard Derrig
- 41-41 “Fuzzy Financial Pricing of Property-Liability Insurance”, J. David Cummins; Richard A. Derrig, October 1997
by David Appel & Lawrence Berger
- 41-42 “Fuzzy Financial Pricing of Property-Liability Insurance”, J. David Cummins; Richard A. Derrig, October 1997
by Krzysztof Ostaszewski
- 42-44 “Fuzzy Financial Pricing of Property-Liability Insurance”, J. David Cummins; Richard A. Derrig, October 1997
by Oakley Van Slyke
- 44-44 Authors’ Reply: Fuzzy Financial Pricing of Property-Liability Insurance - Discussion by David Appel; Lawrence A. Berger; Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski; Oakley E. Van Slyke, October 1997
by J. David Cummins & Richard Derrig
- 45-48 Mortality Experience of National Basketball Association Players
by Joseph Fafian
- 49-70 Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions
by Edward Frees & Yueh-Chuan Kung & Marjorie Rosenberg & Virginia Young & Siu-Wai Lai
- 75-76 “Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions”, Edward W. Frees; Yueh-Chuan Kung; Marjorie A. Rosenberg; Virginia R. Young; Siu-Wai Lai, October 1997
by John Beekman
- 76-77 “Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions”, Edward W. Frees; Yueh-Chuan Kung; Marjorie A. Rosenberg; Virginia R. Young; Siu-Wai Lai, October 1997
by Cecil Nesbitt
- 77-78 “Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions”, Edward W. Frees; Yueh-Chuan Kung; Marjorie A. Rosenberg; Virginia R. Young; Siu-Wai Lai, October 1997
by Krzysztof Ostaszewki
- 78-78 “Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions”, Edward W. Frees; Yueh-Chuan Kung; Marjorie A. Rosenberg; Virginia R. Young; Siu-Wai Lai, October 1997
by Gregory Savord
- 79-81 “Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions”, Edward W. Frees; Yueh-Chuan Kung; Marjorie A. Rosenberg; Virginia R. Young; Siu-Wai Lai, October 1997
by Richard Foster
- 81-82 Authors’ Reply: Forecasting Social Security Actuarial Assumptions - Discussion by John A. Beekman; Cecil J. Nesbitt; Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski; Gregory Savord; Richard S. Foster, October 1997
by Edward Frees & Yueh-Chuan Kung & Marjorie Rosenberg & Virginia Young & Siu-Wai Lai
- 83-99 Deterministic Modeling of Defined-Contribution Pension Funds
by Zaki Khorasanee
- 99-100 “Deterministic Modeling of Defined-Contribution Pension Funds”, Zaki Khorasanee, October 1997
by Anthony Asher
- 100-101 “Deterministic Modeling of Defined-Contribution Pension Funds”, Zaki Khorasanee, October 1997
by Daniel Dufresne
- 101-103 Author’s Reply: Deterministic Modeling of Defined-Contribution Pension Funds - Discussion by Anthony Asher; Daniel Dufresne, October 1997
by Zaki Khorasanee
- 104-122 Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities
by Robert Reitano
- 122-125 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by David Babbel
- 125-125 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by Michael Cohen
- 125-127 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by J. Peter Duran
- 127-129 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by Luke Girard
- 129-131 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by Thomas Ho
- 131-135 “Two Paradigms for The Market Value of Liabilities”, Robert R. Reitano, October 1997
by Craig Merrill
- 135-137 Authors’ Reply: Two Paradigms for the Market Value of Liabilities - Discussion by David F. Babbel; Michael Cohen; J. Peter Duran; Luke N. Girard; Thomas S.Y. Ho; Craig Merrill
by The Editors
- 144-146 “Actuarial Issues in the Novels of Jane Austen,” Daniel D. Skwire, January 1997
by Beda Chan
- 146-147 Author’s Reply: Actuarial Issues in the Novels of Jane Austen - Discussion by Beda Chan
by Daniel Skwire
1997, Volume 1, Issue 3
- 1-5 Introduction to Actuarial Modeling
by James Hickman
- 1-16 Complex Dynamics, Market Mediation and Stock Price Behavior
by Richard Day
- 21-23 “Complex Dynamics, Market Mediation and Stock Price Behavior”, Richard H. Day, July 1997
by Irwin Vanderhoof
- 24-35 Current Actuarial Modeling Practice and Related Issues and Questions
by Angus Macdonald
- 35-37 “Current Actuarial Modeling Practice and Related Issues and Questions”, Angus S. Macdonald, July 1997
by Stephen Strommen
- 38-49 An Object-Oriented Design for Dynamic Simulation Models
by Stephen Strommen
- 50-58 Skewness and Stock Option Prices
by Hans Gerber & Bruno Landry
- 58-59 “Skewness and Stock Option Prices”, Hans U. Gerber; Bruno Landry, July 1997
by Terence Chan
- 59-60 “Skewness and Stock Option Prices”, Hans U. Gerber; Bruno Landry, July 1997
by Michel Jacques
- 60-61 “Skewness and Stock Option Prices”, Hans U. Gerber; Bruno Landry, July 1997
by Heinz Mu¨ller
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