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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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relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses … transactions that look to capital markets, rather than traditional reinsurance markets, for risk-bearing capacity. These provide …
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relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses … transactions that look to capital markets, rather than traditional reinsurance markets, for risk-bearing capacity. These provide …
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transferring risk are being explored. The paper studies several recent transactions by USAA which use reinsurance capacity from …
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This paper examines the optimal design of insurance and reinsurance policies. We first consider reinsurance for … catastrophes: risks which are large for any one insurer but not for the reinsurance market as a whole. Reinsurance for catastrophes … public optimal reinsurance employs a deductible-style deductible-style excess-of-loss policy, and when is is private but the …
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relatively little cat reinsurance against large events. We also find that premiums are high relative to expected losses … transactions that look to capital markets, rather than traditional reinsurance markets, for risk-bearing capacity. These provide …
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012763776
A principal reason that losses from catastrophic risks have been increasing over time is that more individuals and firms are locating in harm's way while not taking appropriate protective measures. Several behavioural biases lead decision-makers not to invest in adaptation measures until after...
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The Messina-Reggio Calabria Earthquake (1908) was the most devastating natural disaster in modern European history. It …
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impact of COVID-19. A costly disaster series is constructed over the sample 1980:1-2020:04 and the dynamic impact of a … disaster shock on economic activity and on uncertainty is studied using a VAR. While past natural disasters are local in nature … of large disaster shocks. Even in a fairly conservative case where COVID-19 is a 5-month shock with its magnitude …
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pre-disaster trend, and do not recover within twenty years. Both rich and poor countries exhibit this response, with … suppression of annual growth rates spread across the fifteen years following disaster, generating large and significant cumulative … continuous exposure to disaster. Linking these results to projections of future cyclone activity, we estimate that under …
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