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This paper analyzes the implication of a uniform regulatory cost imposed by the regulator on all insurance firms. Using a standard von Neuman-Morgenstern utility function with risk averse buyers of insurance, the welfare implications of a uniform regulatory costs are analyzed. The regulatory...
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We reinvestigate the classic portfolio optimization problem where the notion of portfolio risk is captured by the “Foster-Hart risk” — a new, bankruptcy-proof, reserve based measure of risk, extremely sensitive to left tail events (Foster and Hart, 2009). To include financial market...
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We define and construct 'integration' for a large sample of 2287 US banks-measured by their level of exposure to common factors-during the period 1993-2019. Integration among US banks shows a steady increase and displays significantly high peaks during episodes of market distress such as the...
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We define and measure integration among a sample of 357 US banks over 25 years from 1993 to 2017 and show that the median US bank's integration has increased significantly post-2005. During the great recession and the Eurozone crisis, integration levels among US banks display a significant rise...
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We study integration among a large sample of 1109 US banks over a quarter-century from 1990–2014. We define a bank's level of integration (measured in percentages) as the degree of dependence of its stock returns on common national banking factors. We show that the median US bank's integration...
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In automobile insurance, among other general insurance policies, it is quite common to reduce the premium by a factor in case the insured does not make any claim in a given period. This is popularly known as NCD or no-claim-discount. Equally popular is the practice of increasing (known as...
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We introduce astochastic optimization based decision support system (DSS) for asset-liability management of a life insurance firm using a multi-stage, stochastic optimization model. The DSS is based on a multi-stage stochastic linear program (SLP) with recourse for strategic planning. The model...
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