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Risikomischung, Anlegerschutz und Auslandsinvestmentgesetz

Gründl, Helmut - In: Wirtschaftswissenschaftliches Studium : WiSt ; … 22 (1993) 4, pp. 163-165

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The evolution of insurer portfolio investment strategies for long-term investing

Gründl, Helmut; Dong, Ming; Gal, Jens - In: Financial market trends 111 (2016) 2, pp. 7-61

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Hybrid-Rückversicherungskontrakte : grundsätzliche Überlegungen und Preiskalkulation

Schmeiser, Hato; Gründl, Helmut - 1999

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On the pricing of double-trigger reinsurance products

Schmeiser, Hato; Gründl, Helmut - 2000 - Rev. version

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Capital allocation for insurance companies : what good is it?

Gründl, Helmut; Schmeiser, Hato - 2003

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Portfolio management and retirement : what is the best arrangements for a family?

Post, Thomas; Gründl, Helmut; Schmeiser, Hato - In: Financial markets and portfolio management 20 (2006) 3, pp. 265-285

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Capital allocation for insurance companies : what good is it?

Gründl, Helmut (contributor); Schmeiser, Hato (contributor) - 2005

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Capital allocation for insurance companies : what good is it?

Gründl, Helmut; Schmeiser, Hato - In: The journal of risk and insurance : the journal of the … 74 (2007) 2, pp. 301-317

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Capital allocation for insurance companies : what good is it?

Gründl, Helmut; Schmeiser, Hato - 2004

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Asset concentration risk and insurance solvency regulation

Regele, Fabian; Gründl, Helmut - 2021

Historical evidence like the global financial crisis from 2007-09 highlights that sector concentration risk can play an important role for the solvency of insurers. However, current microprudential frameworks like the US RBC framework and Solvency II consider only name concentration risk...

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