Empirical Analyses of Errors Discovered in Audits of Property and Casualty Insurers.

Timothy B. Bell; W. Robert Knechel

doi:10.2308/ajpt-9703131787

March 1, 1994Auditing A Journal of Practice & Theory

Empirical Analyses of Errors Discovered in Audits of Property and Casualty Insurers.

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Key Points

The analysis aims to identify and quantify errors found during audits of property and casualty insurers in the United States.
Conducted empirical analyses of audit findings from property and casualty insurers in the United States.
Evaluated the nature, sources, frequency, and distribution of errors by line of business.
Explored specific problems associated with property and casualty insurance operations.
Identified significant frequency and distribution of errors across various lines of business in the insurance sector.
Outlined specific sources of errors related to insurance company operations and auditing processes.

Implication

Empirical analysis reveals error frequency in audits of property and casualty insurers, indicating industry challenges.

Abstract

Presents an empirical analyses in the United States of errors discovered in audits of property and casualty (P&C) insurers. Nature of insurance company operations; Sources of errors; Error frequency and distribution by line of business; Analysis of special P&C problems.

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