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This study analyses the effects of corporate reputation and trustworthiness in the salesperson on the customer loyalty of 215 German customers who obtained endowment insurance. We use a cross-sectional study design. Corporate reputation is captured by the rational attitude of competence and the...
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Pooled annuity products, where the participants share systematic and idiosyncratic mortality risks as well as investment returns and risk, provide an attractive and effective alternative to traditional guaranteed life annuity products. While longevity risk sharing in pooled annuities has...
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Disaggregation of mortality by cause has advanced the development of life tables for life insurance and pension purposes. However, the assumption that the causes of death are independent is a challenge in reality. Furthermore, models that determine relationships among causes of death such as...
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Stochastic mortality models seek to forecast future mortality rates; thus, it is apparent that the objective variable should be the mortality rate expressed in the original scale. However, the performance of stochastic mortality models-in terms, that is, of their goodness-of-fit and prediction...
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This paper investigates the consumption and investment decisions of an individual facing uncertain lifespan and stochastic labor income within a Black-Scholes market framework, A key aspect of our study involves the agent's option to choose when to acquire life insurance for bequest purposes, We...
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The study assesses the influence of company policy on the buying intentions of life insurance policyholders. The influence of agent behaviour and financial self-sufficiency on buying insurance products is measured as well. An attempt is also made to trace the impact of demographic factors like...
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Income is often viewed as the main determinant of life insurance demand. However, in the last two decades, the world's life insurance penetration has continued to decrease even as income grows. This study investigates the relationship between income and life insurance demand using panel data...
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Efficiency and productivity measurement in the insurance industry has attracted great interest from academicians, practitioners, financial market analysts, insurance regulators, and researchers; however, the near absence of empirical work on the productivity changes of the life insurance...
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The life insurance industry plays a crucial role in the economy as it serves as one of the channels through which countries mobilize long-term savings, promote the development of capital markets, foster efficient capital allocation, and substitute and complement government security programs....
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Special-rate life annuities are life annuity products whose single premium is based on a mortality assumption driven (at least to some extent) by the health status of the applicant. The health status is ascertained via an appropriate underwriting step (which explains the alternative expression...
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