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Journal of Insurance Issues1985 - 2024
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 Volume 47, issue 1, 2024
 
  Capital Structure and Financing in the Health Insurance Industry: Evidence from the Affordable Care Act   pp. 1-34 Evan M. Eastman, Joshua D. Frederick and J. Bradley KarlBoard Ethnic Diversity and Risk in Insurance Companies   pp. 35-77 Olga Kanj, Mary Kelly and M. Fabricio PerezChurn Modeling of Life Insurance Policies Via Statistical and Machine Learning Methods: Analysis of Important Features   pp. 78-117 Andreas Groll, Carsten Wasserfuhr and Leonid ZeldinHow Cyber Model Vendors See Their Role in Closing the Cyber Insurance Protection Gap   pp. 118-134 Tom Johansmeyer Volume 46, issue 1, 2023
 
  Evidence from Publicly Traded Insurance Firms of a Non-Linear Relation Between Liquidity and Reinsurance   pp. 1-29 Nicos ScordisPension Literacy Is Different   pp. 30-72 Martin Eling and Christoph JaenickeThe Persistence of Uninsured Motorists: The Impact of Undocumented Immigrants and Driver’s Licenses   pp. 73-99 Risa Kumazawa and Tim QueryPandemics and the Individual Life Insurance Market: Evidence of the Impact of COVID-19   pp. 100-145 Cassandra Cole and Stephen Fier Volume 45, issue 2, 2022
 
  As of May 2022, the Covid-19 pandemic records over 1 million deaths in the United States. Pertinent to the reported number of deaths, it is questioned whether life insurance firms gained or lost from those incidences. This paper pursues an event study that examines life insurer share price behaviors by the announcements reporting the cumulative death numbers when they reach a certain threshold. We find that life insurers’ share prices drop with every announcement. Specifically, our analysis finds evidence for the support of the damage hypothesis based on two competing hypoth-eses in the insurance literature: damage and revenue hypothesis. Our post-analysis also finds that the pandemic penalized overvalued firms and discouraged dividend cash spending   pp. 1-26 Seongsu David Kim, Swarn Chatterjee and Joseph D. HaleyDid Insurance Company Insiders Anticipate the 2007–2009 Financial Crisis and Recovery after Government Intervention? Evidence from Insider Trades   pp. 26-57 Partha Gangopadhyay, Ken C. Yook and William C. HudsonLife Insurance Ownership Among Seniors—A Perspective of Spousal Quality Among the Elderly   pp. 58-81 Yuanshan Cheng, Philip Gibson, Tao Guo and Yanine SamCapSolve: A Solvency Assessment and Prediction Framework for Workers’ Compensation Captive Insurance Companies   pp. 82-113 Lu Xiong and Don Hong Volume 45, issue 1, 2022
 
  Formulating Policy for Bancassurance Activities Using Evidence from the U.S. Financial Market   pp. 1-27 Ahmed S. Abdelzaher and Patricia BornAssociation between Nongroup Health Insurance and Health Outcomes   pp. 28-52 Nour KattihThe Effects of Microinsurance on the Insurance Market: A Theoretical Analysis   pp. 53-85 Shirley J. Ho and Hsiu Hao HsuThe Influence of Natural Disasters on the Take-up Rates for Flood Insurance in Texas—A Panel Approach   pp. 86-104 Mark Evers, Charlene Kalenkoski and Michael Guillemette Volume 44, issue 2, 2021
 
  The Key Factors to Promote the Pay-As-You-Drive Insurance in Taiwan   pp. 1-30 Marzieh Khakifirooz, Mahdi Fathi, Jei-Zheng Wu and Kuan YuOptimal Insurance Coverage with Default Risk   pp. 31-44 Liang Hong, Zhiqiang Yan and Boyi ZhuangA Dynamic Analysis on Research and Development Performance and Market Competitiveness of the Taiwanese Life Insurance Industry   pp. 45-64 Guan-Chih Chen, Ling-Yu Hsiung and Hsing-Jung LaiThe Effect of Default Risk, Price, and Tax on Demand and Consumer Surplus: An Example Used in the Insurance Industry   pp. 65-86 Hong Mao and Zhongkai Wen Volume 44, issue 1, 2021
 
  A.M. Best Ratings Outlooks and Financial Strength Ratings Changes   pp. 1-37 Jill M. Bisco, Stephen G. Fier and Ashley HolderForeign Direct Investment and the Supply of Life Insurance in Emerging Countries   pp. 38-64 James M. Carson, Pei-Han Chen and J. François OutrevilleOptimal Replacement and Investment Strategy in a Defined Benefit Pension Plan with Cyclically Changing Economic Environment   pp. 65-89 Hong Mao and Zhongkai WenThe Power of Suggestion: Automatic Enrollment and Employee Health Insurance Coverage Take-Up Rates   pp. 90-107 Nour Kattih, Fady Mansour and Franklin Mixon Volume 43, issue 2, 2020
 
  Enterprise Risk Management Adoption and Managerial Incentives   pp. 1-42 Muhammed Altuntas, Thomas R. Berry-Stölzle and Robert E. HoytThe Impact of Market Power and Economies of Scale on Large Group Health Insurer Profitability   pp. 43-63 Patricia H. Born, Linda Hughen and E. Tice SirmansInsurTech and the Disruption of the Insurance Industry   pp. 64-96 Faith Roberts Neale, Pamela Peterson Drake and Theodoros Konstantopoulos Volume 43, issue 1, 2020
 
  A New Measure of Insurer Franchise Value   pp. 1-21 Yayuan RenThe Impact of Capacity on Price and Productivity Change in Insurance Markets: New Firm-Level Evidence   pp. 22-58 Martin Eling, Robert E. Hoyt and Philipp SchaperPricing Options with Physically Based Exercise and Random Maturity   pp. 59-78 Carolyn W. Chang, Jack S. K. Chang and Yalan FengIntermediary Compensation under Endogenous Advice Quality in Insurance Markets   pp. 79-108 Annette Hofmann and Ralph Rogalla Volume 42, issue 2, 2019
 
  Insurance Market Competition and Reserve Management: Evidence from U.S. Property‐Liability Insurance Companies   pp. 1-38 Xin CheThe Provision of Audit and Non‐Auditing Services (NAS):The Case of U.S. Property‐Casualty Insurers   pp. 39-79 Jiang Cheng, Mary A. Weiss and Tzuting LinOptimal Deductible in Liability Insurance with Regard to the Limited and Unlimited Protection   pp. 80-102 Mahito Okura, Takuya Yoshizawa and Motohiro SakakiAn Examination of Insurer Share Price Behavior Surrounding Superstorm Sandy   pp. 103-118 Partha Gangopadhyay, Joseph D. Haley and Li Zhang Volume 42, issue 1, 2019
 
  Underwriting, Investing and Value: Evidence from Simulation and from Market Data   pp. 1-36 Nicos A. ScordisReinsurance and Insurers’ Risk‐Return Profile   pp. 37-65 Yu LeiStaying the Course or Rolling the Dice: Time Horizon’s Effect on the Propensity to Take Risk   pp. 66-85 Liqun Liu, Andrew J. Rettenmaier and Thomas R. SavingThe Retirement Decision with Consideration of Part‐Time Work After Retirement   pp. 85-112 Hong Mao, Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski and Zhongkai Wen Volume 41, issue 2, 2018
 
  The Market Impact of the Supreme Court Decision Regarding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act: Evidence from the Health Insurance Industry   pp. 135-167 James I. Hilliard, Andre P. Liebenberg, Ivonne A. Liebenberg and Joseph RuhlandCulture and Life Insurance Ownership: Is It an Issue?   pp. 168-192 J. Francois OutrevilleAnatomy of an Error: The Case of Loss Reserve Development Error Research   pp. 193-214 Michael M. Barth and David L. EcklesIs Risk Taking Beneficial to the Insured and to Society?   pp. 215-230 Hong Mao, James M. Carson and Krzysztof M.Ostaszewski Volume 41, issue 1, 2018
 
  What Factors Portend Changes in Household Relative Risk AVersion?   pp. 1 - 21 James Carson, Randy Dumm, Martin Halek and Andre LiebenbergWhich Insurers Write Cyber Insurance? Evidence from the U.S. Property and Casualty Insurance Industry   pp. 22 - 56 Martin Eling and Jingjing ZhuIs the New Regulation Successful in Reducing Systemic Risk of Global Systemically Important Insurers? Empirical Evidence from Insurers around the Globe   pp. 57 - 110 Derrick W.H. Fung and Jason J.H. YehInfluence of a Board‐Level Risk Committee on Value   pp. 111 - 134 Nicos Scordis Volume 40, issue 2, 2017
 
  The Effect of Diversification Relatedness on Firm Performance   pp. 125-158 Brandon C.L. Morris, Stephen G. Fier and Andre P. LiebenbergEstimation Errors Among Insurers: The Case of Subrogation   pp. 159-180 Daniel Ames, Bryan Graden and Jomo SankaraRisk During the Financial Crisis: The Role of the Insurance Industry   pp. 181-214 Pamela Peterson Drake, Faith Roberts Neale, Patrick J. Schorno and Elias SemaanThe Effect of Government‐Run Healthcare on the Salaries of Nursing Professionals in the U.S   pp. 215-246 Jill M. Bisco, Cassandra Cole and J. Bradley Karl Volume 40, issue 1, 2017
 
  Hedging, Cash Flows, and Firm Value: Evidence of an Indirect Effect   pp. 1-22 Mohammed Altuntas, Andre P. Liebenberg, Ethan D. Watson and Serhat YildizA Governance Study of Corporate Ownership in the Insurance Industry   pp. 23-60 David M. Pooser, Ping Wang and James BarreseThe Influence of Tort Reform on Auto Liability Losses and Premiums   pp. 61-89 Patricia BornHedging, Cash Flows, and Firm Value: Evidence of an Indirect Effect   pp. 90-124 Hong Mao, James M. Carson and Krzysztof M. Ostaszewski |  |