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supply of intermediary capital is perfectly elastic. We take the US catastrophe reinsurance market as an example, using … results suggest that the price of reinsurance generally exceeds fair' values, particularly in the aftermath of large events …
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with natural hazards, such as hurricanes and earthquakes. Risk management theory suggests protection by insurers and other … relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses …, especially after cat events. We then examine clinical evidence to understand why the theory fails. Specifically, we examine …
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with natural hazards, such as hurricanes and earthquakes. Risk management theory suggests protection by insurers and other … relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses …, especially after cat events. We then examine clinical evidence to understand why the theory fails. Specifically, we examine …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013124399
transferring risk are being explored. The paper studies several recent transactions by USAA which use reinsurance capacity from … demonstrate that both features deviate from what theory would predict, yet are characteristic of many transactions, not simply …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10013105897
with natural hazards, such as hurricanes and earthquakes. Risk management theory suggests protection by insurers and other … relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses …, especially after cat events. We then examine clinical evidence to understand why the theory fails. Specifically, we examine …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012763776
markets, focusing on the US, the UK, and Japan. Our results help assess the extent to which life insurers can hedge mortality …
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assumptions of full annuitization and deterministic health. Our framework can value the prevention of mortality and of illness … illness can significantly increase the value of statistical life, helping to reconcile theory with empirical findings that … add $127 billion to the value of a one percent decline in future mortality …
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In this paper, we argue that actuarial valuation of annuity benefit streams is theoretically inconsistent with the assumption of pure lifecycle motives. Instead, we show that the simple discounted value of future benefits (ignoring the possibility of death) is often a good approximation to the...
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household's mortality risk itself to be stochastic. Annuities still help to hedge longevity risk, but they are now subject to …
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Conventional theory for private information of adverse selection predicts a positive correlation between insurance … information on mortality risk. The reason for this contradictory result is the existence of multiple dimensions of private … on mortality risk. A mixture density model is applied to disentangle these two effects …
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