Insurance Company Financial & Risk Analysis-Perpustakaan.org
By:Andrew Lacey
Published on 2016-08-06 by Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
This book provides professional-level information on how to analyze the financial and business well-being of all types of insurance company, including Lloyd's of London syndicates.
The proposed risk-based assessment framework will enable better Credit, Investment, Policy and other decisions, subject to the risk-averse stance of decision-makers.
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