The Geneva Risk and Insurance Review

1976 - 2026

Current editor(s): Michael Hoy and Nicolas Treich

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Opting Out of Public Insurance: Is It Socially Acceptable? pp. 115-136: Carine Franc and Laurence Abadie
Portfolio Selection with Quadratic Utility Revisited pp. 137-144: Timothy Mathews
Utility and the Skewness of Return in Gambling pp. 145-163: Michael Cain and David Peel
Reimbursing Preventive Care pp. 165-186: Francesca Barigozzi
Relative Guarantees pp. 187-209: Snorre Lindset

Infrequent Extreme Risks pp. 5-22: Christian Gourieroux and Alain Monfort
Cream Skimming, Dregs Skimming, and Pooling: On the Dynamics of Competitive Screening pp. 23-41: Diderik Lund and Tore Nilssen
Health and Wealth: How do They Affect Individual Preferences?&ast pp. 43-54: Beatrice Rey and Jean Rochet
Labor Income Risk and Car Insurance in the UK pp. 55-74: Winfried Koeniger
The Effective Duration and Convexity of Liabilities for Property-Liability Insurers Under Stochastic Interest Rates pp. 75-108: Kevin C. Ahlgrim, Stephen P. D'Arcy and Richard W. Gorvett

Weber's Law and the Biological Evolution of Risk Preferences: The Selective Dominance of the Logarithmic Utility Function, 2002 Geneva Risk Lecture pp. 87-100: Hans-Werner Sinn
Some Remarks on the Evolution of Risk Preferences pp. 101-104: Harris Schlesinger
Communication in Private-Information Models: Theory and Computation pp. 105-130: Edward Prescott
Will Private Health Insurance Make the Distribution of Public Health Subsidies More Equal? The Case of India pp. 131-160: Ajay Mahal
Locally Greater Vulnerability to Background Risk pp. 161-172: Donald Keenan and Arthur Snow
Variance Vulnerability, Background Risks, and Mean-Variance Preferences pp. 173-184: Thomas Eichner and Andreas Wagener

To Insure or Not to Insure?: An Insurance Puzzle pp. 5-24: Christian Gollier
On Compulsory Per-Claim Deductibles in Automobile Insurance pp. 25-32: Chu-Shiu Li and Chwen-Chi Liu
On the Optimality of Bank Runs: Comment on Allen and Gale pp. 33-57: Margarita Samartín
Efficient Insurance Contracts under Epsilon-Contaminated Utilities pp. 59-71: G. Carlier, R.A. Dana and N. Shahidi
A Note on Deductible Insurance and Production pp. 73-80: Yaffa Machnes and Kit Pong Wong

Reinsuring Climatic Risk Using Optimally Designed Weather Bonds pp. 87-113: Pauline Barrieu and Nicole El Karoui
Risk Mutualization and Competition in Insurance Markets pp. 115-141: Marie-Cecile Fagart, Nathalie Fombaron and Meglena Jeleva
On the Judgment Proof Problem pp. 143-152: Richard MacMinn
The Pricing of Event Risks with Parameter Uncertainty pp. 153-165: Kenneth Froot and Steven E. Posner

Experimental Economics and the Theory of Decision Making Under Risk and Uncertainty pp. 5-21: John Hey
On the Observability of Plans in Dynamic Choice Problems Involving Risk: Comment about J. Hey pp. 23-30: Marc Willinger
Stochastic Dominance and Conditional Expectation—An Insurance Theoretical Approach pp. 31-48: Anders Borglin and Hans Keiding
More on Properness: The Case of Mean-Variance Preferences pp. 49-60: Fatma Lajeri
Asymptotic Fairness of Bonus-Malus Systems and Optimal Scales of Premiums pp. 61-82: A. Heras, J.L. Vilar and J.A. Gil

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