The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice

1990 - 2026

Current editor(s): Christophe Courbage

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Volume 51, issue 3, 2026

Insurance and health across the life course pp. 503-506

Joan Costa-Font, Christophe Courbage and Nilesh Raut

Ex-ante moral hazard? Overweight and health insurance expansion in Mexico pp. 507-539

Joan Costa-Font, Mario Gyori and Belen Saenz- de-Miera

Empowering portfolios: health insurance ownership and financial risk taking in South Korea pp. 540-573

Hyejeong Mun and Sojung Carol Park

An analysis of asymmetric information in cancer insurance: evidence from term and whole-life policies in Taiwan pp. 574-607

Chu-Shiu Li and Sheng-Chang Peng

Increasing people’s subjective well-being in sub-Saharan Africa: does the developed insurance sector matter? pp. 608-652

Désiré Avom, Cédric Meytang, Franck Mondesir Tsassa Mbouayila and Bruno Emmanuel Ongo Nkoa

Financial sustainability of the UK public health sector pp. 653-681

Paul John Marcel Klumpes

Asset decumulation in retirement: patterns, predictors, and the role of financial literacy pp. 682-711

Hessam Bavafa, Anita Mukherjee and Tyler Q. Welch

Volume 51, issue 2, 2026

Behavioral drivers of individuals’ term life insurance demand: evidence from a discrete choice experiment pp. 239-263

Denis Charles, Magali Dumontet, Johanna Etner and Meglena Jeleva

Monetary policy and life insurance profitability: bancassurance’s edge in a low-yield world pp. 264-298

Pablo Aguilar Pérez

Economic policy uncertainty and corporate demand for property insurance pp. 299-339

Feiyan Yang, Jiahui Ren, Wei He, Tao Li and Changyuan Xia

CEO conscientiousness and reserve errors: evidence from US property-liability insurers pp. 340-398

Gene Lai, Gunratan Lonare and Zifen Zeng

Permitted practices in insurance accounting, how they work and why they help pp. 399-427

Alejandro Drexler and Andrew Granato

Limited risk classification and mortgage insurance decisions: a lab experiment pp. 428-467

Denis Charles and Claire Mouminoux

A performance-based assessment of Turkish private pension funds: efficiency, scale economies, and competitiveness pp. 468-502

Can Verberi, Muhittin Kaplan and Mehmet Kutluğhan Savaş Ökte

Volume 51, issue 1, 2026

Risk modelling, governance, and climate challenges in insurance pp. 1-3

Maryam Golnaraghi, Swenja Surminski and Chris Greig

When does forecast-based insurance benefit? An economic analysis of drought risk anticipatory insurance pp. 4-33

Vaibhav Anand, Leah Poole-Selters, Alexa Gozdiff Spognardi, Biniam Taddese Bekele and Erin Coughlan de Perez

Agricultural insurance and climate variability: analysing soybean yield risks in Brazil using distributional regression models pp. 34-53

Luiz O. O. Pala, Luiz R. Nakamura, Elias M. Sabe and Thiago G. Ramires

Assessing regional flood risks under climate change: a machine learning and spatial clustering approach pp. 54-83

Laijuan Luo, Lianzeng Zhang and Yuan Zhuang

Managing basis risks in weather parametric insurance: a quantitative study of diversification and key influencing factors pp. 84-111

Hang Gao, Shuohua Yang and Xinli Liu

An examination of catastrophe insurance programs: elements that support program resilience pp. 112-149

Mary Kelly, Anne Kleffner and Lori Medders

Closing the protection gap or prioritising prevention: alternative value creation strategies based on data-driven technologies in the context of insurance companies’ climate change actions pp. 150-175

Margherita Tondi and Timo Rintamäki

Insurance supervision under climate change: a pioneer detection method pp. 176-207

Eric Vansteenberghe

Assessing the financial feasibility of municipal flood risk pooling in the Western Cape, South Africa pp. 208-237

Kamleshan Pillay

Volume 50, issue 4, 2025

Climate change, risk management, and firm performance: evidence from property-casualty insurers in China pp. 685-723

Yugang Ding and Jingwu Li

Tenure of the insurer–reinsurer relationship and underwriting performance: evidence from the US property-casualty insurance industry pp. 724-766

Juei-Hsiang Chen and Yung-Ming Shiu

The impact of supplementary pension insurance programs on operational risk: insights from the perspective of employee retention pp. 767-791

Yalin Gong, Yangyang Liu and Li Lai

Directors’ and officers’ liability insurance and corporate R&D capitalisation: evidence from China pp. 792-824

Ting Gao and Xiaolong Ma

How does directors’ and officers’ liability insurance affect the fulfilment of social responsibility by state-owned enterprises? pp. 825-851

Ruiyun Wanyan, Ying Sun, Lingyan Suo and Tongpu Zhao

Testing for moral hazard: a longitudinal examination of group life and health insurance in Taiwan pp. 852-880

Wen-Yen Hsu and Carol Troy

Does reinsurance affect capital structure deviations? Evidence from US property–casualty insurers pp. 881-905

Xiaoyi Li and Yung-Ming Shiu

Volume 50, issue 3, 2025

Legal and Economic Issues of Digital Technologies in Insurance pp. 467-469

Christophe Courbage and Piotr Tereszkiewicz

Insuring the “uninsurable” cyberwarfare: rethinking war exclusions in cyber policies and the role of insurance in global cybersecurity governance pp. 470-501

Qihao He, Michael Faure and Chun-Yuan Chen

The collection and processing of health data upon conclusion of private health insurance contracts in the digital age pp. 502-523

Nele Stroobants

The insurability of AI-related risks: implications from the recent legislation in the European Union pp. 524-544

Shu Li and Michael Faure

Robo-advisory services in the insurance sector under the EU regulatory framework pp. 545-564

Piotr Tereszkiewicz and Szymon Skalski

Digital platforms and the requirements of the IDD and of solvency II, in particular with regard to the duties of a platform operator to provide information and advice—a German perspective pp. 565-594

Christian Armbrüster

Insurance demand: a historical long-run perspective (1850–2020) pp. 595-618

Sebastian Kohl and Matthias Römer

Consumer perceptions and purchasing behavior of sustainable insurance products pp. 619-649

Jonas R. Jahnert, Hato Schmeiser and Meike Zehnle

Addressing the talent crisis in the insurance industry: Does investment in employee relations pay off? pp. 650-683

Xin Che

Volume 50, issue 2, 2025

The effect of corporate risk management on cyber risk mitigation: Evidence from the insurance industry pp. 259-301

Kwangmin Jung, Chanjin Kim and Jiyeon Yun

Digitalisation and cream skimming adverse selection in the property-casualty insurance industry: evidence from China pp. 302-334

Feiyan Yang, Jiahui Ren and Changyuan Xia

Assessing the drivers of flood risk reduction actions of businesses pp. 335-364

Vylon Ooms, Thijs Endendijk, Jeroen C. J. H. Aerts, Wouter Botzen and Peter John Robinson

Insurability and government-funded mitigation: safer but costlier pp. 365-380

Dahui Liu, Linda Nozick, Meghan Millea, Jamie Kruse, Rachel Davidson, Joseph Trainor, Junkan Li and Caroline Williams

Internalising externality: the impact of environmental pollution liability insurance on the green transformation of Chinese heavy-polluting firms pp. 381-404

Honglu Ma, Wei Ning, Jiyuan Wang and Shouyang Wang

Discretionary decisions in capital requirements under Solvency II pp. 405-443

Nicolaus Grochola and Sebastian Schlütter

The effects of selection and moral hazard in additional health insurance in a universal healthcare system: evidence from Taiwan pp. 444-466

Chaohsin Lin and Shuofen Hsu

Volume 50, issue 1, 2025

InsurTech: Digital technologies in insurance pp. 1-7

Alexander Braun and Ruo Jia

Technology investment and insurer efficiency pp. 8-33

Faith Roberts Neale, Pamela Peterson Drake, Licheng Jin and Gene Lai

Does property insurance promote corporate innovation? Evidence from China pp. 34-77

Feiyan Yang, Jiahui Ren, Junjie Yang, Yuchuan Zhang and Changyuan Xia

Insurtech strategies: a comparison of incumbent insurance firms with new entrants pp. 78-105

Christopher P. Holland and Anil Kavuri

Risk attitudes towards on-demand insurance: an experimental study pp. 106-141

Hsiaoyin Chang and Hato Schmeiser

Digital transformation and total factor productivity in insurance companies: a catalyst or inhibitor? pp. 142-184

Ruiyun Wanyan, Tongpu Zhao, Lingyan Suo and Gene C. Lai

A novel blockchain-based charitable model combined with insurance pp. 185-202

Cheng Yang, Chengkun Lin, Wenming Zhao and Jinming Cui

Investment in big data analytics and loss reserve accuracy: evidence from the U.S. property-liability insurance industry pp. 203-231

Xin Che

The impact of health-promoting efforts by older individuals on the design of long-term care insurance: the application of IoT technology pp. 232-257

Yen-Chih Chen and Xiaoyi Li