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35. Money is "Music to My Ears": An Analysis of Royalty-Backed Securities and Their Value as an Alternative Investment Class

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Open Access
Author:
Nybro, Nicolette
Title:
Money is "Music to My Ears": An Analysis of Royalty-Backed Securities and Their Value as an Alternative Investment Class
Area of Honors:
Actuarial Science
Keywords:
cash flows
alternative investment
portfolio diversification
music royalties
asset-backed security
royalty-backed security
securitization
File:
Download THESIS_FINAL_COPY_1.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Steven L Putterman, Thesis Supervisor
Steven L Putterman, Thesis Honors Advisor
Lisa Lipowski Posey, Faculty Reader

37. Assessing the Riskiness of Auto Drivers Through Psychological Factors

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Open Access
Author:
Coleman, Alexis
Title:
Assessing the Riskiness of Auto Drivers Through Psychological Factors
Area of Honors:
Actuarial Science
Keywords:
Underwriting
Auto Insurance
Psychological Factors
Aggression
Actuarial Science
Statistics
Actuarial
Rating Factors
Traditional Underwriting
File:
Download Alexis_Coleman_Thesis_2021_Finished.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Andrew John Wiesner, Thesis Supervisor
Steven L Putterman, Thesis Honors Advisor

38. The Expansion-Related Effects of Short-Term, Limited Duration Insurance on Policyholders and the Affordable Care Act Individual Marketplace

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Open Access
Author:
Westfall, Gregory
Title:
The Expansion-Related Effects of Short-Term, Limited Duration Insurance on Policyholders and the Affordable Care Act Individual Marketplace
Area of Honors:
Actuarial Science
Keywords:
actuarial science
insurance
health insurance
STLDI
ACA
File:
Download The_Expansion-Related_Effects_of_Short-Term__Limited_Duration_Insurance_on_Policyholders_and_the_Affordable_Care_Act_Individual_Marketplace.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Nan Zhu, Thesis Supervisor
Matthew D Beckman, Thesis Honors Advisor

40. The Effect of a National Paid Family Leave Program on Formal Long-Term Care Spending in the U.S.

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Open Access
Author:
Richardsen, Lucas
Title:
The Effect of a National Paid Family Leave Program on Formal Long-Term Care Spending in the U.S.
Area of Honors:
Actuarial Science
Keywords:
paid family leave
long-term care
actuarial science
modeling
public policy
File:
Download Richardsen_Thesis_Final.pdf
Thesis Supervisors:
Amanda W Hammell, Thesis Supervisor
Amanda W Hammell, Thesis Honors Advisor
Zhongyi Yuan, Faculty Reader