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This article discusses some of the challenges present in embedding Enterprise Risk Management issues like corporate governance, independence of CRO, challenges in implementing three lines of defense model, lack of risk knowledge in the first line of defense, lack of risk qualification in the...
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This article critically analyses the development of health insurance in India where on the one hand, 61% of India …
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The paper analyses the impact of COVID-19 on the death claims paid by the life insurance companies in India and as …
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diseases. This paper also compares the critical illness rates currentlyused in India, CIBT 93 with the rates calculated in this …
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and channelization of savings from individual investors to towards the various capital market instruments. Evaluation of …
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We examine the interaction between the legal protection of investors, corporate governance within firms, institutional development between countries, and investable premia in emerging markets. In a multi country setting and using a novel dataset we find that better-governed firms experience...
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In the last two decades, the application of Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) has increased in its pace and more penetration particularly after the 2007-08 financial crisis. Such application was largely driven due to regulatory push. However, ERM is more to offer than just regulatory compliance
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-based capital across the world over the last two decades. The paper identifies a clear correspondence between the emergence of RBC …
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Risk culture is essential for the success of enterprise risk management (ERM). Enterprise riskmanagement is different from silo risk management where risks were mainly managed by onedepartment. Enterprise risk management means that the risk management is integrated fromBoard to the last employee...
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Businesses are the main drivers of any economy and impact all the economic actors explicitly or implicitly. According to Gupta (2010) accountability, transparency, fairness, and responsibility of firms on legal social, and economic grounds are crucial for the wellbeing of every entity of a...
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