form of risk taking aimed at regaining rank, and it is the engagement in risk-taking behavior that is the cause of an …, individuals resort to risk-taking behavior aimed at regaining their lost rank; evidence that there exists a link between … standing) and stress, do not refer to risk taking at all. We present four strands of research that lend support to our …

impact on both sector size and risk-taking. Insurers' balance sheets grow materially after a monetary loosening, implying an … sector. We also find evidence of portfolio re-balancing consistent with the risk-taking channel of monetary policy. After a … monetary loosening, insurers increase credit, liquidity and duration risk-taking in their asset portfolios. Our results suggest …

regulation affects liquidity provision to households, bank risk-taking, and loan supply across sectors. Using a calibrated …

for the riskier candidate. These results match the predictions derived from our model of rational risk-taking. Gambling …

influences banks' risk-taking behaviour. For the period from 2012:Q1 to 2018:Q4, covering 90 listed banks from 16 Eurozone …

by debt-holders due to future risk-taking incentives. Our model offers new insights on the interaction between companies …

reduces vaccine efficacy. A key empirical challenge is the endogeneity bias when comparing risk-taking by vaccination status … of the timing of vaccination, increase their risk-taking by increasing engagement in some risk-taking activities. The … also contributes to further spread of the virus by incentivizing risk-taking in the short term. …