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insurance product designed to compensate low-income Indian farmers in the event of insufficient rainfall during the primary … purchase the insurance, even though they overwhelmingly cite rainfall variability as their most significant source of risk. We … then conduct a series of randomized field experiments to test theories of why product adoption is so low. Insurance …
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The goal of integrated risk management in a financial institution is to measure and manage risk and capital across a range of diverse business activities. This requires an approach for aggregating risk types (market, credit, and operational) whose distributional shapes vary considerably. In this...
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Joint written testimony before the Congressional Oversight Panel, Washington, D.C.
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participation in a mutual loss pool and an explicit, priced government insurance mechanism. We also discuss how these principles and …
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This paper describes the contract design and institutional features of an innovative rainfall insurance policy offered … to smallholder farmers in rural India and presents preliminary evidence on the determinants of insurance participation …. Insurance take-up is found to be decreasing in basis risk between insurance payouts and income fluctuations, higher among …
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demand estimation. Our semiparametic approach models expenditures simultaneously with the choice of insurance plan and the … of insurance exogeneity, but are insensitive to the assumptions governing the decision to incur any expenditures. The … general emphasis in the health economics literature on sample selection instead of insurance endogeneity therefore seems …
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Fixed-rate mortgages (FRMs) dominate the U.S. mortgage market, with important consequences for household risk management, monetary policy, and systemic risk. In this paper, we show that securitization is a key driver of FRM supply. Our analysis compares the agency and nonagency...
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Remarks at the Center for Transnational Legal Studies Seminar on the Impact of U.S. Regulatory Reform on Global Banks, New York City.
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