The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice

1990 - 2025

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Volume 45, issue 4, 2020

Cyber insurance demand, supply, contracts and cases pp. 559-563

M. Martin Boyer

Analysis of the impact of cyber events for cyber insurance pp. 564-579

Kjartan Palsson, Steinn Gudmundsson and Sachin Shetty

Time-varying effects of cyberattacks on firm value pp. 580-615

Michael McShane and Trung Nguyen

Cyber assets at risk: monetary impact of U.S. personally identifiable information mega data breaches pp. 616-638

Omer Ilker Poyraz, Mustafa Canan, Michael McShane, C. Ariel Pinto and T. Steven Cotter

Insurance definitions of cyber war pp. 639-656

Daniel W. Woods and Jessica Weinkle

Affirmative and silent cyber coverage in traditional insurance policies: Qualitative content analysis of selected insurance products from the German insurance market pp. 657-689

Dirk Wrede, Tino Stegen and Johann Graf von der Schulenburg

Cyber insurance offering and performance: an analysis of the U.S. cyber insurance market pp. 690-736

Xiaoying Xie, Charles Lee and Martin Eling

Cyber risk cost and management in IoT devices-linked health insurance pp. 737-759

Yin-Yee Leong and Yen-Chih Chen

IT service outage cost: case study and implications for cyber insurance pp. 760-784

Ulrik Franke

Volume 45, issue 3, 2020

Editorial pp. 395-397

Pierpaolo Marano

A STEEP framework analysis of the key factors impacting the use of blockchain technology in the insurance industry pp. 398-425

Simon Grima, Jonathan Spiteri and Inna Romānova

Reconsidering insurance discrimination and adverse selection in an era of data analytics pp. 426-456

David A. Cather

The broker model for peer-to-peer insurance: an analysis of its value pp. 457-481

Gian Paolo Clemente and Pierpaolo Marano

Risk shifting in the context of 3D printing: an insurability perspective pp. 482-507

Michael Faure and Shu Li

Management of commissions to meet the regulatory requirements: the case of property–casualty insurance in China pp. 508-534

Kai Wang, Lei Fang and Jiang Cheng

The costs of annuitising: are retirees fairly charged? pp. 535-557

Cecilia Dassatti and Rodrigo Lluberas

Volume 45, issue 2, 2020

Do bank-affiliated P&C insurers perform better? An empirical investigation pp. 225-255

Lucia Spotorno and Ornella Moro

An examination of catastrophes, insurance guaranty funds and contagion risk pp. 256-280

Mary Kelly, Anne Kleffner and Grant Kelly

Investor sentiment and insurers’ financial stability: do sovereign ratings matter? pp. 281-312

Danish Ahmed, Yasir Shahab, Farid Ullah and Zhiwei Ye

The impact of Sarbanes–Oxley on property-casualty insurer loss reserve estimates pp. 313-334

Yu-Luen Ma and Nat Pope

Insurance-growth nexus in Africa pp. 335-360

Mehmet Balcilar, Rangan Gupta, Chien-Chiang Lee and Godwin Olasehinde-Williams

Switching motivation and moral hazard: evidence from automobile physical damage insurance in Taiwan pp. 361-391

Chun-Ting Liu, Jui-Yun Wu and Chi-Hung Chang

Volume 45, issue 1, 2020

Frontier studies in agricultural insurance pp. 1-4

H. Holly Wang, Jesse Tack and Keith Coble

How do premium subsidies affect crop insurance demand at different coverage levels: the case of corn pp. 5-28

Jing Yi, Henry L. Bryant and James W. Richardson

Participation patterns of the rainfall index insurance for pasture, rangeland and forage programme pp. 29-51

Brittney Goodrich, Jisang Yu and Monte Vandeveer

Recency effects and participation at the extensive and intensive margins in the U.S. Federal Crop Insurance Program pp. 52-85

Yuyuan Che, Hongli Feng and David Hennessy

Are smallholder farmers willing to pay for different types of crop insurance? An application of labelled choice experiments to Chinese corn growers pp. 86-110

H. Holly Wang, Lu Liu, David Ortega, Yu Jiang and Qiujie Zheng

The decision to insure against forest fire risk: an econometric analysis combining hypothetical real data pp. 111-133

Marielle Brunette, Stéphane Couture, J. Foncel and Serge Garcia

Livestock insurance, moral hazard, and farmers’ decisions: a field experiment among hog farms in China pp. 134-156

Xudong Rao and Yuehua Zhang

Contract elements, growing conditions, and anomalous claims behaviour in U.S. crop insurance pp. 157-183

Sungkwol Park, Barry Goodwin, Xiaoyong Zheng and Roderick Rejesus

Comparing survey-based and programme-based yield data: implications for the U.S. Agricultural Risk Coverage-County programme pp. 184-202

Xiaofei Li, Zhiwei Shen, Ardian Harri and Keith Coble

Does agricultural insurance help farmers escape the poverty trap? Research based on multiple equilibrium models pp. 203-223

Pu Liao, Xianhua Zhou and Qingquan Fan

Volume 44, issue 4, 2019

Are insurance balance sheets carbon-neutral? Harnessing asset pricing for climate change policy† pp. 549-568

Alexander Braun, Sebastian Utz and Jiahua Xu

The relationship between insurance and banking sectors: does financial structure matter? pp. 569-594

Guan-Chun Liu and Chien-Chiang Lee

Does reinsurance purchasing enhance insurers’ competitiveness? Evidence from the U.S. property–liability insurance industry pp. 595-623

Vincent Y. Chang

The effects of business mix on internal and external reinsurance usage pp. 624-652

Ching-Yuan Hsiao and Yung-Ming Shiu

Life insurance lapse behaviour: evidence from China pp. 653-678

Lu Yu, Jiang Cheng and Tzuting Lin

Marketing channel, corporate reputation, and profitability of life insurers: evidence of bancassurance in Taiwan pp. 679-701

Tsai-Jyh Chen

It’s about building a book of business: incentives of insurance salespersons from future renewals pp. 702-731

Thomas R. Berry-Stölzle and David L. Eckles

Compensation for victims of disasters: a task for Europe? pp. 732-759

Michael G. Faure and Kristel De Smedt

Public authority liability and the cost of disasters pp. 760-783

Jef Mot and Michael Faure

Volume 44, issue 3, 2019

Editorial pp. 361-364

David Dror

Applying the Tweedie model for improved microinsurance pricing pp. 365-381

Inmaculada Peña-Sanchez

Promoting sustainability for micro health insurance: a risk-adjusted subsidy approach for maternal healthcare service pp. 382-409

Yi Yao, Joan Schmit and Julie Shi

Estimating capital requirements to scale health microinsurance serving rural poor populations pp. 410-444

David Dror, Atanu Majumdar and Nihar Jangle

Correction to: Estimating capital requirements to scale health microinsurance serving rural poor populations pp. 445-445

David Dror, Atanu Majumdar and Nihar Jangle

Improving agricultural microinsurance by applying universal kriging and generalised additive models for interpolation of mean daily temperature pp. 446-480

Mitchell Roznik, C. Brock Porth, Lysa Porth, Milton Boyd and Katerina Roznik

Direct and indirect impact of index-based livestock insurance in Southern Ethiopia pp. 481-502

Ayako Matsuda, Kazushi Takahashi and Munenobu Ikegami

The role of bundling in promoting sustainability of health insurance: evidence from Pakistan pp. 503-526

Sadia Hussain and Hamna Ahmed

Product diversification versus technical efficiency of conglomerate life microinsurance companies: evidence from India pp. 527-547

Basri Savitha, Subrato Banerjee and Ankitha Shetty

Volume 44, issue 2, 2019

Long-term care insurance research and trajectory pp. 179-182

Joan Costa-Font, Christophe Courbage and Joël Wagner

Long-term care risk misperceptions pp. 183-215

Martin Boyer, Philippe Donder, Claude Fluet, Marie-Louise Leroux and Pierre-Carl Michaud

Family altruism and long-term care insurance pp. 216-230

Justina Klimaviciute, Pierre Pestieau and Jérôme Schoenmaeckers

Moral hazard and long-term care insurance pp. 231-251

R. Tamara Konetzka, Daifeng He, Jing Dong and John A. Nyman

Annuities, long-term care insurance, and insurer solvency pp. 252-276

Franca Glenzer and Bertrand Achou

Effects of long-term care insurance on financial well-being pp. 277-302

Jing Dong, Fabrice Smieliauskas and R. Tamara Konetzka

Research on long-term care insurance: status quo and directions for future research pp. 303-356

Martin Eling and Omid Ghavibazoo

Correction to: An Urban Crisis Management System for Critical Infrastructures: Participation Possibilities for Insurance Companies pp. 357-358

Dirk Wrede, Annemarie Will, Tim Linderkamp and Johann Graf von der Schulenburg

Volume 44, issue 1, 2019

Digital agendas in the insurance industry: the importance of comprehensive approaches† pp. 1-19

Alexander Bohnert, Albrecht Fritzsche and Shirley Gregor

Financial education and insurance advice seeking pp. 20-35

Jing Jian Xiao and Nilton Porto

Institutional drivers of life insurance consumption: a dynamic panel approach for European countries pp. 36-66

Simona Laura Dragoş, Codruţa Mare and Cristian Mihai Dragoş

Life and health insurance consumption in China: demographic and environmental risks pp. 67-101

Jiang Cheng and Lu Yu

How price-elastic is the demand for retirement saving? pp. 102-122

Alexis Direr and Rim Ennajar-Sayadi

How private sector participation improves retirement preparation: A case from China pp. 123-147

Wei Zheng, Zining Liu and Ruo Jia

Dynamic cost productivity and economies of scale of Ghanaian insurers pp. 148-177

Kwaku Ohene-Asare, Jones Kofi Anyimadu Asare and Charles Turkson

Correction to: Cross-Border Insurance Groups: Towards a Comprehensive Supervision Under Solvency II pp. 178-178

Pierpaolo Marano and Michele Siri