FRAUD CLASSIFICATION USING PRINCIPAL COMPONENT ANALYSIS OF RIDITs (2009)
Patrick L. Brockett, Richard A. Derrig, Linda L. Golden, Arnold Levine, Mark Alpert
This article introduces to the statistical and insurance literature a mathematical technique for an a priori classification of objects when no training sample exists for which the exact correct group...
Brockett, Patrick L., Cooper, W.W., Golden, Linda L., Kumbhakar, Subal C., Kwinn Jr., Michael J., Layton, Brian, ...
Patrick L. Brockett, William W. Cooper, Linda L. Golden, John J. Rousseau, Yuying Wang
An examination of the efficiency of the marketing distribution channel and organizational structure for insurance companies is presented from a framework that views the insurer as a financial...
Patrick L. Brockett, Linda L. Golden, Jaeho Jang, Chuanhou Yang
This study examines the effect of the statistical/mathematical model selected and the variable set considered on the ability to identify financially troubled life insurers. Models considered are two...
Patrick L. Brockett, Linda L. Golden
The most important new development in the past two decades in the personal lines of insurance may well be the use of an individual's credit history as a classification and rating variable to predict...
Linda L. Golden, Mulong Wang, Chuanhou Yang
The profits of many businesses are strongly affected by weather related events, and insurance against weather related risks (acts of God) has been a traditional domain for transfer of (certain) of...
Patrick L. Brockett, Linda L. Golden, Montserrat Guillen, Jens Perch Nielsen, Jan Parner
Customer-side influences on insurance have been relatively ignored in the literature. Using the household as the unit of analysis, this article focuses on the behavior of households having multiple...