In a multi-line insurance company it may be difficult to decide how administrative expenses should be allocated to the different lines: Fire, Motor, Marine etc. Accountants will have their methods for allocating the costs, and the State Supervision Board may well have its opinion about the ...
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This study provides an economic analysis of life insurance company expenses and develops a methodology for the construction of benchmark expense factors. These benchmarks can facilitate the pricing of new business, cost control within companies, and expense comparisons among companies. We derive the ...
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Addressing these three features, this paper develops a longitudinal model of insurance company expenses that can be used for prediction, to identify unusual behavior, and to measure firm efficiency. Specifically, we use a three-parameter asymmetric Laplace density for the marginal distribution of insure...
Addressing these three features, this paper develops a longitudinal model of insurance company expenses that can be used for prediction, to identify unusual behavior, and to measure firm efficiency. Specifically, we use a three-parameter asymmetric Laplace density for the marginal distribution of ...
Ever wonder how a company can look successful but still struggle to stay afloat? Often, it boils down to operating expenses.Operating expenses, or OpEx for short, are the ongoing expenses a business incurs from its day-to-day operations. They’re the costs of keeping the lights on and the...
output. These are costs that constantly and consistently occur, so a company cannot avoid them at all. These expenses rarely have anything to do with production and never really vary, which means they are relatively predictable. Some examples of fixed costs include insurance,property taxes, and ...
For example, if a business owner schedules a carpet cleaner to clean the carpets in the office, a company using the cash basis records the expense when it pays the invoice. Under the accrual method, the business accountant would record the carpet cleaning expense when the company receives the...