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We study the interaction between insurance and capital markets within single but general framework.We show that capital markets greatly enhance the risk sharing capacity of insurance markets and the scope of risks that are insurable because efficiency does not depend on the number of agents at...
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This paper extends previous resuls on optimal insurance trading in the presence of a stock market that allows continuous asset trading and substantial personal heterogeneity, and applies those results in a context of asymmetric information with references to the role of genetic testing in...
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This paper looks at the dynamic management of risk in an economy with discrete time consumption and endowments and continuous trading. I study how agents in such an economy deal with all the risk in the economy and attain their Pareto optimal allocations by trading in a few natural securities:...
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This paper extends existing insurance results on the type of insurance contracts needed for insurance market efficiency to a dynamic setting. It introduces continuosly open markets that allow for more efficient asset allocation. It also eliminates the role of preferences and endowments in the...
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We study the interaction between insurance and capital markets within single but general framework. We show that capital markets greatly enhance the risk sharing capacity of insurance markets and the scope of risks that are insurable because efficiency does not depend on the number of agents at...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012738113
In this paper we analyze trading behaviour in an economy with substantial individual heterogeneity and individual agent- specific endowment risks. We establish that markets can be made effectively complete with a very small number of assets. In particular, if full insurance contracts are...
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This paper extends existing insurance results on the type of insurance contracts needed for insurance market efficiency to a dynamic setting. I extend the notion of insurable risks and define them in terms of the actuarial properties of the underlying risk process (independently of preferences...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012743277
This paper looks at the dynamic management of risk in an economy with discrete time consumption and endowments and continuous trading. I study how agents in such an economy deal with all the risk in the economy and attain their Pareto optimal allocations by trading in a few natural securities:...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012743898
The 1994 Northridge earthquake sent ripples to insurance companies everywhere. This was one in a series of natural disasters such as Hurricane Andrew which together with the problems in Lloyd's of London have insurance companies running for cover. This paper presents a calibration of the...
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