Many markets, such as the insurance and credit markets, are characterized by information asymmetry between firms and their clients. A cornerstone of these markets are the information exchanges, which process and distribute the voluminous customer information that member companies report to them...

This paper examines influences of brand dynamics on insurance premium productions in Turkey using a dynamic GMM panel estimation technique sampling 31 insurance firms over 2005-2015. The results reveals that brands trust appears as a chief driving force behind premium production where its unit...

Using cross-state panel auto insurance premium data from 2007 to 2012 in the U.S., this study provides evidence that individual purchases of private auto insurance were excessively reduced during and after the U.S. subprime mortgage. Analyses show that the credit crunch triggered by a shock in...

This high-stakes experiment investigates the effect on buyers of mandatory disclosures concerning an insurance policy's value for money (the claims ratio) and the seller's commission. These information disclosures have virtually no effect despite most buyers claiming to value such information....

This paper investigates whether an individual's emotional profile affects their insurance decision making. We explore how the emotional reaction in conditions of ambiguity and the fear of the unknown affect insurance choices. We conducted psycho-physiological experiments on a sample of 645...