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principles that derive from the economics of insurance regulation and from the decision sciences. Some of these have been … recently put forward as policy recommendations at the World Economic Forum and in the OECD Advisory Board on Financial …
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Under the influence of climate-related extremes, the world is exposed to more and more catastrophe risks. Regulation by … catastrophe insurers in five countries: U.K., U.S., France, Japan, and Turkey. I find that regulation by catastrophe insurance … could have a significant effect on risk mitigation. Finally, I discuss the possibility and feasibility of regulation by …
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The recapitalization and consolidation of the Insurance Industry have brought into the capital market forces of change, to both sectors which are good for the development of the sectors. Such ventures suggest that insurers, reinsurers and intermediaries are all in stronger position to deal with...
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widen further due to the increasing risk posed by climate change. Europe is the fastest-warming continent in the world and …, low risk awareness and reliance on government disaster aid further dampen insurance uptake by households and firms. In …
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