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The evolving market for catastrophic event risk

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Risk management, capital budgeting, and capital structure policy for insurers and reinsurers

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Risk management, capital budgeting and capital structure policy for insurers and reinsurers

Froot, Kenneth - 2003

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Risk management, capital budgeting and capital structure policy for insurers and reinsurers

Froot, Kenneth - 2003

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Risk management and insurance

Froot, Kenneth - In: NBER reporter online (1999/2000) 2, pp. 18-21

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Risk management : coordinating corporate investment and financing policies

Froot, Kenneth; Scharfstein, David; Stein, Jeremy C. - 1992

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On the pricing of intermediated risks : theory and application to catastrophe reinsurance

Froot, Kenneth; O'Connell, Paul G. J. - In: Journal of banking & finance 32 (2008) 1, pp. 69-85

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Risk management, capital budgeting and capital structure policy for insurers and reinsurers

Froot, Kenneth - 2003

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Risk management, capital budgeting and capital structure policy for financial institutions : an integrated approach

Froot, Kenneth; Stein, Jeremy C. - 1996

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The Evolving Market for Catastrophic Event Risk

Froot, Kenneth A. - 1999

This paper discusses the recent changes in the market for catastrophe risk. These risks have traditionally been distributed through the insurance and reinsurance systems. However, because insurance companies tend to share relatively small amounts of their cat exposures and because insurance...

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