Arthur Milton

  • A book by a specialist in life insurance stocks, published in New York in 1963, states the following: "Under the conditions that have prevailed for the past twenty-five years, life insurance is such an incredibly profitable business that many companies make money, not only 'without really trying,' but in spite of doing nearly everything wrong." 1
    • 1Arthur Milton, Life Insurance Stocks: The Modern Gold Rush. (1963).

--  Arthur Pedoe

1965 - SOA - Certain Actuarial Considerations in Determining Life Insurance Company Equity Values--Actuarial Note, by Thomas P. Bowles, Jr. and Lloyd S. Coughtry,/tsa65v17pt1n4919 - Society of Actuaries - 36p