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Life Insurance and The Multiple Line Approach
Has the experience been better with (1) full-time direct selling agents, or (2) general insurance agents ... basis because of the pressures of the area of primary concern. If the life com- pany is the subordinate ...- Authors: Robert Blane, Roland F Dorman, Robert B Goode, Nathan F Jones, Donald J Leapman, William David Smith, James W Spellman, Robert C Tookey, Frederick S Townsend, Richard K Wendt, JOHN H MILLER, Roy R Anderson, Harold R Lawson, Milton J. Wood, James G Bruce
- Date: May 1962
- Competency: External Forces & Industry Knowledge
- Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA
- Topics: Life Insurance>Marketing and distribution - Life Insurance
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Digest of Smaller Company Forum - New York Regional Meeting
is necessary that the new manager be chosen with care and that the productivity of the new agency be ... Any cost developed by the excess is, of course, a direct charge to the general agent or manager. In addition ...- Authors: James A Anderson, Gene P Archer, Dwight K Bartlett, William L Barber, Melvin D Bennett, Frederick W Clark, Ralph E Edwards, Kenneth F Feldmann, Richard D Fink, Lloyd K Friedman, Ronald P Giesinger, Melvin L Gold, J Stanley Hill, Richard S Miller, Will R Mullens, Christopher G Smith, William David Smith, W Tris Stevens, John S Thompson, Frederick S Townsend, J Craig Davidson, Allen L. Mayerson, Guy W. Pickering, Peter M. Tompa, Donald M Ellis, Geoffrey F N Smith, Delos H Christian, William R Battle, Joseph R Pickering
- Date: Apr 1965
- Publication Name: Transactions of the SOA