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Commercial Lines Credit Scores and Predictive Modeling Webinar
Program Code:
210
SPEAKER
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Robert J. Walling is a Principal and Consultant with Pinnacle Actuarial Resources, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in secondary mathematics education from Miami University. He has worked in the insurance industry since 1989. Mr. Walling is a Fellow of the Casualty Actuarial Society and a member of the American Academy of Actuaries. He has served the CAS as Chairman of the Ratemaking Seminar Committee, Chairman of the Risk and Capital Management Seminar Committee, Chairman of the New Fellows Committee, and faculty member of the Limited Attendance Seminar on Dynamic Financial Analysis (DFA). Mr. Walling is a frequent speaker at CAS and other industry meetings on topics related to predictive modeling (GLM), commercial lines ratemaking, medical professional liability, DFA, and captive insurance and other forms of self insurance.
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John Krickus, Senior Product Manager, Insurance Services,
Experian Information Solutions, Inc
John Krickus is a Senior Product Manager, Insurance Services, with Experian Information Solutions, Inc. John has over 20 years experience with business information and predictive modeling. At Experian, John manages services for the insurance industry especially in the deployment of a full database solution for insurance risk models. These models are deployed by a majority of the top Property & Casualty insurers. In addition, John is responsible for the Intelliscore Plus, a business credit score model with particular emphasis on information coverage and scores for small and mid-size business.
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Description
This webinar will discuss how commercial lines insurance has followed the example of personal lines while discovering the power of credit-based rating and underwriting tools. Middle market accounts have known the benefits of commercial credit scores and related information for years; however, some of these tools were not as effective for smaller accounts. Insurance programs for smaller commercial lines’ insureds have discovered a wide variety of tools to increase the predictive power of credit-based tools. This session will examine both traditional and non-traditional tools used for rating and underwriting commercial insurance products. Both the financial data available to insurers and the techniques used to incorporate them into commercial lines pricing tools will be presented.
Intended Audience
This webinar is open to CAS Members and Non-Members. Members whose responsibilities include Executive Management, Management of Actuarial Units, Predictive Modeling, Pricing/Ratemaking, Product Development and Underwriting/Marketing are encouraged to attend.