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Determinants of profitability of life and non-life insurance companies: evidence from Ecuador
, 2019The purpose of this paper is is to identify the main determinants of insurance profitability on life and non-life segments to obtain which variables affect in each market of the Ecuadorian insurance sector.,The authors use a large panel data set with ...
Segundo Camino‐Mogro +1 more
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Buying decision in the marketing of Sharia life insurance (evidence from Indonesia)
Journal of Islamic Marketing, 2018Purpose The purpose of this study is to examine the effect of satisfaction (SAT) and trust (TRS) on word of mouth (WOM) and buying decision (BD) for Sharia life insurance in the Muslim society of Indonesia.
Amron Amron, Usman Usman, Ali Mursid
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, 2000 This survey reviews the micro-economic foundations of the analysis of life insurance markets. The first part outlines a simple theory of insurance needs based on the life-cycle hypothesis. The second part builds on contract theory to expose the main issues in life insurance design within a unified framework.
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A Conceptual Model for Pricing Health and Life Insurance Using Wearable Technology
Risk Management & Insurance Review, 2018A health risk score was created to investigate the possibility of using data provided by wearable technology to help predict overall health and mortality, with the ultimate goal of using this score to enhance the pricing of health or life insurance ...
Michael V. McCrea, M. Farrell
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2010
The insurer’s debt position, which is an obvious implication of the single premium arrangement, must be realized also when other premium arrangements are adopted. This need clearly emerged in Sect. 4.4.1. We recall that an asset accumulation - decumulation process develops, throughout the policy duration, against the insurer’s debt position.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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The insurer’s debt position, which is an obvious implication of the single premium arrangement, must be realized also when other premium arrangements are adopted. This need clearly emerged in Sect. 4.4.1. We recall that an asset accumulation - decumulation process develops, throughout the policy duration, against the insurer’s debt position.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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THE INTERNIST AND LIFE INSURANCE
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1954Excerpt Life insurance and the practice of medicine, particularly internal medicine, are interconnected in almost numberless ways.
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Journal of Finance, 2017
I identify effects of financial constraints on firms' product pricing decisions, using a sample of insurance groups (conglomerates) that contain both life and P&C (property & casualty) subsidiaries.
Shan Ge
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I identify effects of financial constraints on firms' product pricing decisions, using a sample of insurance groups (conglomerates) that contain both life and P&C (property & casualty) subsidiaries.
Shan Ge
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Policyholder Exercise Behavior in Life Insurance: The State of Affairs
Social Science Research Network, 2017The article presents a review of structural models of policyholder behavior in life insurance. We first discuss underlying drivers of policyholder behavior in theory and survey the implications of different models.
Daniel Bauer +4 more
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2010
A short description of the main features of life insurance products is provided in this Section, which mainly aims at paving the way to premium calculation and other quantitative assessments.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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A short description of the main features of life insurance products is provided in this Section, which mainly aims at paving the way to premium calculation and other quantitative assessments.
Ermanno Pitacco, Annamaria Olivieri
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1990
Consider m lives with initial ages x 1, x 2, ... , x m . For simplicity we denote the future lifetime of the kth life, T(x k )in the notation of Chapter 2, by T k (k =1, ... , m). On the basis of these m elements we shall define a status u with a future lifetime T(u). We shall accordingly denote by t p u the conditional probability that the status u is
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Consider m lives with initial ages x 1, x 2, ... , x m . For simplicity we denote the future lifetime of the kth life, T(x k )in the notation of Chapter 2, by T k (k =1, ... , m). On the basis of these m elements we shall define a status u with a future lifetime T(u). We shall accordingly denote by t p u the conditional probability that the status u is
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