Risk Management and Insurance Review
1997 - 2025
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Volume 28, issue 3, 2025
- Using the university setting to illustrate risk management concepts: A case‐based learning exercises pp. 345-362

- Courtney B. Baggett and Cassandra R. Cole
- Herding cats: Competitive underwriting of catastrophe‐exposed property risks ‐ A teaching case pp. 363-381

- Faith R. Neale and Lorilee A. Medders
- A fall into a pit, a gain in your wit: The Greensill's collapse pp. 382-397

- Shirley Huang and Xiao Xu
- To hire or not to hire? Underwriter staffing analysis for AMERICAN Insurance Company pp. 398-426

- Kevin Pan, Rustin Yerkes and Charles Carson
- Head games: Navigating liability and insurance in the NFL pp. 427-447

- Sabrina Du
- Modeling flood risk impact on real estate portfolios pp. 448-470

- Sungwon Ahn and Fang Yang
- From basics to boardroom: A holistic approach to ERM education pp. 471-492

- Randy Dumm, Michael Hubbel and Leonard Külpp
Volume 28, issue 2, 2025
- The effects of the expanded pandemic unemployment assistance on non‐standard workers' financial and mental wellbeing pp. 187-206

- Juhyun Bae
- Harnessing artificial intelligence by embedding advanced analytics and modelling techniques into risk management processes pp. 207-231

- Pontsho B. Mokoena
- Exposure to the Florida homeowners' insurance market and insurer performance pp. 232-269

- Cassandra R. Cole and Stephen G. Fier
- The role of insurers in flood risk management revisited from a sustainability perspective pp. 270-323

- Lukas Stricker, Joël Wagner and Angela Zeier Röschmann
- New homeowners insurance data reveals insights into market trends and suggests future research needs pp. 324-338

- Jesse D. Gourevitch and Carolyn Kousky
Volume 28, issue 1, 2025
- The impact of risk aversion on the rigidity of insurance premiums pp. 5-33

- Vanda Tulli and Gerd Weinrich
- The flood protection gap: Evidence for public finances and insurance premiums pp. 34-66

- Mario Bellia, Erica Francesca Di Girolamo, Andrea Pagano and Marco Petracco Giudici
- Vehicle flood damage and household disaster assistance in the United States pp. 67-106

- Steven F. Koller
- Building economic resilience to pandemic risk in Switzerland pp. 107-149

- Anastasia Kartasheva, Eleonora Pascucci and Omid Ghavibazoo
- Testing for loss severity: Impact on loss reduction pp. 150-180

- Kar Man Tan
Volume 27, issue 4, 2024
- One size does not fit all: The value of information and coexistence of rating agencies pp. 393-425

- Hae Jin Chung, Sojung Carol Park and Xiaoying Xie
- Household exposure to COVID‐19 and life insurance holdings pp. 427-450

- Ning Wang
- Survey‐based insights from choice‐based conjoint analyses on customer preferences for company characteristics of life insurers pp. 451-482

- Moritz Hanika and Nadine Gatzert
- Earnings management before mergers and acquisitions: Evidence from the U.S. property‐casualty insurance industry pp. 483-505

- Xin Che, Enya He, David W. Sommer and Xiaoying Xie
- Comparative analysis of forecasting models in the nonlife insurance: Insights from the SARIMA and ETS approaches pp. 507-549

- Filip Peovski and Igor Ivanovski
Volume 27, issue 2, 2024
- Introduction: The ACA marketplace experience pp. 129-136

- Patricia Born and John Kaelin
- Heterogeneity in crowd‐out by risk aversion: Assessing the effect of the ACA Medicaid expansion pp. 137-160

- Sezen O. Onal
- Value and demand for genetic information and ambiguity aversion revisited pp. 161-181

- Stefan Felder and Dilek Sevim
- Medical care services interplay between individual and Medicaid managed care markets in expansion versus non‐expansion states pp. 183-192

- Bo Shi, Etti G. Baranoff and Thomas W. Sager
- Supply chain/transaction cost insights into the profitability of health insurers during 2020, the start of COVID‐19 pp. 193-215

- Etti G. Baranoff, Thomas W. Sager, Charles Yang, Bo Shi and Dalit Baranoff
- New York's experience with building an insurance marketplace: A decade of success and lessons learned pp. 217-225

- Courtney Burke, Danielle Holahan, Amir Bassiri and Troy Oechsner
- The impact of brokers on ACA marketplace growth pp. 227-236

- Aleka Gürel
Volume 27, issue 1, 2024
- CEO past distress experience and risk‐taking: Evidence from US property–liability insurance firms pp. 5-39

- Gunratan Lonare, Gene Lai, Sangyong Han and Chia‐Ling Ho
- The political economy of campaign contributions in insurance markets pp. 41-55

- Patricia Born, James Bradley Karl and Lawrence Powell
- Bridging the cyber protection gap: An investigation into the efficacy of the German cyber insurance market pp. 57-87

- Frank Cremer, Barry Sheehan, Michael Fortmann, Martin Mullins, Finbarr Murphy and Stefan Materne
- Why do people buy insurance? A modern answer to an old question pp. 89-114

- Markus Rieger‐Fels
- Risk management opportunities in auto insurance: A focus on the value of vehicles pp. 115-120

- Martin Ellingsworth
Volume 26, issue 4, 2023
- Insurance and the public–private management of risk at US commercial nuclear power plants pp. 437-465

- John E. Gudgel
- Risk‐based thinking for extreme events: What do terrorism and climate change have in common? pp. 467-484

- Mark Stewart
- InsurTech in the United States and Germany—What are the drivers behind the different business models? pp. 485-511

- Torsten Oletzky
- New perspectives on CESEE insurance markets pp. 513-518

- Bojan Srbinoski
- The importance of risk and insurance teaching within the ARIA mission pp. 519-531

- Lorilee Medders, Karen Epermanis, Stephen Avila and David Russell
Volume 26, issue 3, 2023
- Exploring the market risk profiles of US and European stock insurers pp. 287-341

- Nicolaus Grochola, Mark J. Browne, Helmut Gründl and Sebastian Schlütter
- Loss ratio dynamics pp. 343-366

- Martin F. Grace
- On the correlation of self‐reported and behavioral risk attitude measures: The case of the General Risk Question and the Investment Game following Gneezy and Potters (1997) pp. 367-392

- Christine Gaertner and Petra Steinorth
- The shock of COVID‐19 and the shock of rapid vaccine development on the value of senior life settlement contracts pp. 393-406

- Carlos E. Ortiz, Charles A. Stone and Anne Zissu
- Addressing insurance price discrimination in an era of diversity, equity, and inclusion pp. 407-429

- David A. Cather
Volume 26, issue 2, 2023
- What is an InsurTech? A scientific approach for defining the term pp. 125-173

- Iván Sosa Gómez and Óscar Montes Pineda
- Flood insurance literacy and flood risk knowledge: Evidence from Portland, Oregon pp. 175-201

- Carolyn Kousky and Noelwah Netusil
- Organizational resilience as a key property of enterprise risk management in response to novel and severe crisis events pp. 203-245

- Patrick Dahmen
- Epistemic uncertainty in catastrophe models—A base level examination pp. 247-269

- Patricia Born, Randy Dumm and Mark E. Johnson
- Historical pricing variability in immediate and deferred income annuities pp. 271-280

- David Blanchett and Branislav Nikolic
Volume 26, issue 1, 2023
- Impact of hurricanes on US insurance stocks pp. 5-34

- Frederick Schuh and Tanja Jaeckle
- Insurance groups, product diversification, and the role of surplus lines affiliation pp. 35-56

- Courtney B. Baggett and Cassandra R. Cole
- Do insurers adjust prices for the adoption of loss prevention technologies? Evidence from Danish municipal contracts pp. 57-82

- Simon Sølvsten and Brooks Kaiser
- The impact of monitor choice on insurer loss reserves pp. 83-105

- Jill Bisco, Kathleen McCullough, Hugo Moises Montesinos Yufa and Eleanor Tice Sirmans
- Insights from the mandatory insurer climate risk disclosure survey in the United States pp. 107-118

- Xiao Lin, Kyeonghee Kim and Anastasia Ivantsova
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