The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review

1976 - 2025

Current editor(s): Michael Hoy and Nicolas Treich

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Palgrave Macmillan
International Association for the Study of Insurance Economics (The Geneva Association)
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On the Characterisation of Investor Preferences by Changes in Wealth pp. 175-193: Christian S. Pedersen and Stephen E. Satchell
The Valuation of Insurance under Uncertainty: Does Information about Probability Matter? pp. 195-224: Carmela Di Mauro and Anna Maffioletti
Public Versus Private Insurance with Dual Theory: A Political Economy Argument pp. 225-241: Jean Hindriks

A Value at Risk Approach to Background Risk pp. 91-115: Elisa Luciano and Robert Kast
On Microfoundations of the Dual Theory of Choice pp. 117-137: Sergei Guriev
Diffidence Theorem, State-Dependent Preferences, and DARA&ast pp. 139-154: Georges Dionne and Marie-Gloriose Ingabire
Finding Pareto Optimal Insurance Contracts pp. 155-167: Y.M. Ermoliev and S.D. Flåm

Social Security with Heterogeneous Populations Subject to Demographic Shocks pp. 5-24: Gabrielle Demange and Guy Laroque
A General Theorem on the Comparative Statics of Changes in Risk pp. 25-41: Arthur Hau
Self-Insurance, Self-Protection and Market Insurance within the Dual Theory of Choice pp. 43-56: Christophe Courbage
A Finite Difference Approach to the Valuation of Path Dependent Life Insurance Liabilities pp. 57-84: Bjarke Jensen, Peter Jørgensen and Anders Grosen

Genetic Screening and Price Discrimination in Insurance Markets pp. 103-130: Michael Hoy and Peter Lambert
Exclusions and the Demand for Property Insurance pp. 131-139: Rodney Garratt and John M. Marshall
Equilibrium in Competitive Insurance Markets Under Adverse Selection and Yaari's Dual Theory of Risk pp. 141-157: Virginia R. Young and Mark J. Browne
Centralizing Insurance Fraud Investigation&ast pp. 159-178: M. Martin Boyer
Self-Protection, Information and the Precautionary Principle pp. 179-187: Giovanni Immordino

Editor's Note pp. 5-5: Louis Eeckhoudt
Background Risk, Demand for Insurance, and Choquet Expected Utility Preferences pp. 7-28: Meglena Jeleva
Financial Markets for Unknown Risks if Beliefs Differ pp. 29-49: Susanne Klimpel and Till Requate
The Production of Goods in Excess of Demand: A Generalization of Self-Protection pp. 51-63: Carole Haritchabalet
The Consequences for a Monopolistic Insurance Firm of Evaluating Risk Better than Customers: The Adverse Selection Hypothesis Reversed pp. 65-79: Bertrand Villeneuve
Arbitrage and Viability in Insurance Markets pp. 81-99: Anja De Waegenaere

Coalition-Proof Allocations in Adverse-Selection Economies pp. 5-17: Jeffrey Lacker and John Weinberg
Should More Risk-Averse Agents Exert More Effort? pp. 19-28: Bruno Jullien, Bernard SalaniÃ© and FranÃ§ois SalaniÃ©
Optimal Insurance Under Random Auditing pp. 29-54: Marie-Cecile Fagart and Pierre Picard
Regulation of Insurance Markets pp. 55-68: Ray Rees, Hugh Gravelle and Achim Wambach
An Equilibrium Model of Catastrophe Insurance Futures and Spreads pp. 69-96: Knut Aase
Automobile Insurance Contracts and Risk of Accident: An Empirical Test Using French Individual Data pp. 97-114: Didier Richaudeau

An Extended Family of Financial-Risk Measures pp. 89-117: Christian S. Pedersen and Stephen E. Satchell
Pareto-Improving Social Security Reform pp. 119-125: Pascal Belan, Philippe Michel and Pierre Pestieau
A Reexamination of the Relationship Between Preferences and Moment Orderings by Rational Risk-Averse Investors pp. 127-137: Patrick L. Brockett and James R. Garven
Government Deposit Insurance and the Diamond-Dybvig Model pp. 139-149: J. Huston McCulloch and Min-Teh Yu
Voluntary Contributions with Uncertainty: The Environmental Quality pp. 151-165: Pierre-André Jouvet

Editor's Note pp. 5-5: Christian Gollier
Background Uncertainty and the Demand for Insurance Against Insurable Risks pp. 7-27: Luigi Guiso and Tullio Jappelli
Changes in Background Risk and the Demand for Insurance pp. 29-40: Donald J. Meyer and Jack Meyer
A Model of an Oligopoly in an Insurance Market pp. 41-48: Mattias K Polborn
Long-Term Care Insurance and Life Insurance Demand pp. 49-61: Volker Meier
Risk Classification by Fuzzy Inference pp. 63-82: Per-Johan Horgby

Editor's Comments pp. 71-71: Harris Schlesinger
Competition and Insurance Twenty Years Later pp. 73-79: Michael Rothschild and Joseph Stiglitz
Complete Versus Incomplete Insurance Contracts under Adverse Selection with Multiple Risks pp. 81-101: Claude Fluet and François Pannequin
Pooling and Separating Equilibria in Insurance Markets with Adverse Selection and Distribution Costs&ast pp. 103-120: Marie Allard, Jean-Paul Cresta and Jean Rochet
Explaining Insurance Policy Provisions via Adverse Selection pp. 121-134: Virginia R. Young and Mark J. Browne
Full Insurance, Bayesian Updated Premiums, and Adverse Selection pp. 135-150: Richard Watt and Francisco J. Vazquez
Imperfect Agency and the Regulation of Hospitals pp. 151-168: Mattias Lundb&aauml;ck

The Design of Optimal Insurance Contracts: A Topological Approach pp. 5-19: Sandrine Spaeter and Patrick Roger
Prudence, Demand Uncertainty, Background Risk, and the Law of Supply: A Nonexpected Utility Approach to the Firm&ast pp. 21-42: Fanny Demers and Michel Demers
An Option-Pricing Approach to the Costs of Export Credit Insurance pp. 43-58: Sebastian Schich
First-Order Approach to Principal-Agent Problems: A Generalization pp. 59-65: Eskander Alvi