The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance - Issues and Practice

1990 - 2024

Current editor(s): Christophe Courbage

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Volume 49, issue 4, 2024

Exploring the link between financial literacy and business interruption insurance: evidence from Italian micro-enterprises pp. 663-681

Ornella Ricci and Gianluca Santilli

Insurers’ and banks’ market connectedness: generalized event study estimates from random forest residuals regression pp. 682-718

Richard J. Butler, Gene Lai and Craig Merrill

Do sustainability attributes play a role for individuals’ decisions regarding unit-linked life insurance? A survey research on German private investors pp. 719-746

Nadine Gatzert and Anna Kraus

Infrastructure development in sub-Saharan African countries: does insurance matter? pp. 747-778

Meytang Cédric and Ongo Nkoa Bruno Emmanuel

The impact of the Russia–Ukraine war on the world’s largest listed insurance firms pp. 779-803

António Miguel Martins, Pedro Correia and Ricardo Gouveia

Supervisory power and insurer financial stability: the role of institutional quality pp. 804-830

María Rubio-Misas

Unpriced and unseen: private information and taxi insurance purchases in Taiwan pp. 831-867

Yen-Chih Chen, Wen-Yen Hsu and Carol Troy

Correction: Longevity risk and capital markets: the 2022–2023 update pp. 868-868

David Blake and Johnny Li

Volume 49, issue 3, 2024

Microinsurance research: status quo and future research directions pp. 417-420

Martin Eling and Yi Yao

Microinsurance in Ghana: investigating the impact of Outreville's four-factor framework and firm and product characteristics on adoption pp. 421-447

Emmanuel Owusu Oppong, Yu Baorong and Bruvine Orchidée Mazonga Mfoutou

Actuarial premium calculation for beekeeping insurance in Turkiye pp. 448-473

Canan Hamurkaroğlu and Sümeyra Sezer Kaplan

The effect of microinsurance on the financial resilience of low-income households in Ghana: evidence from a propensity score matching analysis pp. 474-500

Emmanuel Owusu Oppong, Baorong Yu and Bruvine Orchidée Mazonga Mfoutou

Technology investments and firm performance under the wave of InsurTech pp. 501-536

Vincent Y. L. Chang

Why banks insure structured commodity trade finance risk: evidence from a worldwide survey pp. 537-570

Alexander Braun, Marius Fischer and Csilla Schreiber-Orosz

Assessing U.S. insurance firms' climate change impact and response pp. 571-604

Aparna Gupta, Abena Owusu and Jue Wang

Economic policy uncertainty and directors and officers liability insurance: a perspective on capital market pressures pp. 605-635

Huobao Xie and Can Lin

Greenfield foreign direct investments and insurance market diversification: a cross-country analysis pp. 636-661

Bojan Srbinoski, Klime Poposki, W. Jean Kwon and Ksenija Dencic-Mihajlov

Volume 49, issue 2, 2024

Longevity risk and capital markets: the 2022–2023 update pp. 229-233

David Blake and Johnny Li

A sustainable, variable lifetime retirement income solution for the Chilean pension system pp. 234-258

Olga M. Fuentes, Richard K. Fullmer and Manuel García-Huitrón

How suitable are equity release mortgages as investments for pension funds? pp. 259-269

Dean Buckner, Kevin Dowd and Hardy Hulley

The great health challenge: levelling up the U.K pp. 270-294

Les Mayhew, Mei Sum Chan and Andrew J. G. Cairns

Bringing parametric mortality indexes to practice: a generalized CBD model with stochastic socioeconomic differentials in mortality improvements pp. 295-319

Kenneth Q. Zhou, Johnny S.-H. Li and Pintao Lyu

Frailty-based mortality models and reserving for longevity risk pp. 320-339

Maria Carannante, Valeria D’amato, Steven Haberman and Massimiliano Menzietti

Machine learning in long-term mortality forecasting pp. 340-362

Yang Qiao, Chou-Wen Wang and Wenjun Zhu

Mortality improvement neural-network models with autoregressive effects pp. 363-383

Hung-Tsung Hsiao, Chou-Wen Wang, I.-Chien Liu and Ko-Lun Kung

A spatial analysis of the health and longevity of Taiwanese people pp. 384-399

Jack C. Yue, Ming-Huei Tu and Yin-Yee Leong

Using the Taiwan National Health Insurance Database to explore the need for long-term care pp. 400-416

Jack C. Yue, Hsin-Chung Wang and Yizhen Liou

Volume 49, issue 1, 2024

Capital issuances and premium growth in the property–liability insurance industry: evidence from the financial crisis and COVID-19 recession pp. 1-25

Thomas R. Berry-Stölzle and Meghan Irene Esson

Sustainable investing in the US and European insurance industry: a text mining analysis pp. 26-62

Nadine Gatzert and Philipp Reichel

Systemic importance of financial services and insurance sectors: a world input–output network analysis pp. 63-96

Tao Sun

The ILS loss experience: natural catastrophe issues 2001–2020 pp. 97-137

Morton Lane

Institutional determinants of insurance penetration in Africa pp. 138-179

Mamadou Bah and Nelson Abila

How default effects and decision timing affect annuity uptake and health consciousness pp. 180-211

Franziska Unger, Martina Steul-Fischer and Nadine Gatzert

Does the legalisation of cannabis for medicinal use impact private health insurer prescription drug expenditures? pp. 212-226

Amanda Cook, E. Tice Sirmans and Brenda Wells

Publisher Correction: IT service outage cost: case study and implications for cyber insurance pp. 227-227

Ulrik Franke

Volume 48, issue 4, 2023

A dynamic analysis of the demand for life insurance during the 2008 financial crisis: evidence from the panel Survey of Consumer Finances pp. 733-759

Ning Wang

On the macrofinancial determinants of life and non-life insurance premiums pp. 760-798

Martin Hodula, Jan Janků, Martin Casta and Adam Kučera

Threshold effect for the life insurance industry: evidence from OECD countries pp. 799-820

Ingrid-Mihaela Dragotă, Cosmin Octavian Cepoi and Lavinia Ştefan

Earthquake loss and Solvency Capital Requirement calculation using a fault-specific catastrophe model pp. 821-846

Georgios Deligiannakis, Alexandros Zimbidis and Ioannis Papanikolaou

Solvency determinants: evidence from the Takaful insurance industry pp. 847-871

Jassem Alokla, Arief Daynes, Paraskevas Pagas and Panagiotis Tzouvanas

Diversification and Solvency II: the capital effect of portfolio swaps on non-life insurers pp. 872-905

Barry Sheehan, Christian Humberg, Darren Shannon, Michael Fortmann and Stefan Materne

Investment guarantees in financial products: an analysis of consumer preferences pp. 906-940

Daliana Luca, Hato Schmeiser and Florian Schreiber

Factors influencing policyholders' acceptance of life settlements: a technology acceptance model pp. 941-967

Jorge Andrés-Sánchez, Laura González-Vila Puchades and Mario Arias-Oliva

Crop insurance premium subsidy and irrigation water withdrawals in the western United States pp. 968-992

Prasenjit N. Ghosh, Ruiqing Miao and Emir Malikov

Volume 48, issue 3, 2023

Emerging risks and (liability) insurance in the time of pandemics pp. 549-551

Ina Ebert, Michael Faure and Ernst Karner

Reinsuring pandemics: the role of government and public–private partnerships between reinsurers and governments pp. 552-576

Senara Eggleton and Özlem Gürses

English tort law and the pandemic: the dog that has not barked pp. 577-607

David Howarth

What is the potential of compensation funds for addressing COVID-related personal injury? pp. 608-629

Jonas Knetsch and Kim Watts

Distant relations: business interruption insurance and business closure insurance pp. 630-640

Ulrich Stahl

The possibilities and limits of insurance as governance in insuring pandemics pp. 641-668

Qihao He, Michael Faure and Chengwei Liu

COVID-19 off-label uses of medicines: the role of civil liability and regulation pp. 669-686

Andrea Parziale

Providing pandemic business interruption coverage with double trigger cat bonds pp. 687-713

André Schmitt and Sandrine Spaeter

Business interruption insurance as a means of spreading pandemic-related losses pp. 714-732

Piotr Tereszkiewicz

Volume 48, issue 2, 2023

New advances on cyber risk and cyber insurance pp. 267-274

Martin Boyer and Martin Eling

Insurance and enterprise: cyber insurance for ransomware pp. 275-299

Tom Baker and Anja Shortland

How cyber insurance influences the ransomware payment decision: theory and evidence pp. 300-331

Anna Cartwright, Edward Cartwright, Jamie MacColl, Gareth Mott, Sarah Turner, James Sullivan and Jason R. C. Nurse

Coordination of cybersecurity risk management in the U.K. insurance sector pp. 332-371

Paul Klumpes

Cyber loss model risk translates to premium mispricing and risk sensitivity pp. 372-433

Gareth W. Peters, Matteo Malavasi, Georgy Sofronov, Pavel V. Shevchenko, Stefan Trück and Jiwook Jang

Modelling and predicting enterprise-level cyber risks in the context of sparse data availability pp. 434-462

Daniel Zängerle and Dirk Schiereck

Modelling maximum cyber incident losses of German organisations: an empirical study and modified extreme value distribution approach pp. 463-501

Bennet Skarczinski, Mathias Raschke and Frank Teuteberg

Risk mitigation services in cyber insurance: optimal contract design and price structure pp. 502-547

Gabriela Zeller and Matthias Scherer

Volume 48, issue 1, 2023

On insurance and health risks pp. 1-4

Luke Connelly and Christophe Courbage

Managed care or carefully managed? Management of underwriting profitability by health insurers pp. 5-31

Patricia H. Born, Evan M. Eastman and E. Tice Sirmans

On the financial superiority of Medicaid specialist insurers: a novel transactions cost/supply chain approach pp. 32-67

Etti G. Baranoff, Thomas W. Sager, Bo Shi and Dalit Baranoff

Cognitive abilities and long-term care insurance: evidence from European data pp. 68-101

Katerina Gousia

On children’s motives to influence parents’ long-term care insurance purchase: evidence from Switzerland pp. 102-129

Christophe Courbage, Guillem Montoliu-Montes and Joël Wagner

Can risk rating increase the ability of voluntary deductibles to reduce moral hazard? pp. 130-156

M. Antonini, R. C. van Kleef, J. Henriquez and F. Paolucci

Moral hazard in Australian private health insurance: the case of dental care services and extras cover pp. 157-176

Lan Nguyen and Andrew C. Worthington

Does private health insurance prevent the onset of critical illness and disability in a universal public insurance system? pp. 177-193

Daehwan Kim and Dong-hwa Lee

The impact of tax-subsidized health insurance on health and out-of-pocket burden in China pp. 194-246

Feiyan Yang and Li Wei

Family ties and commercial health insurance consumption in China pp. 247-265

Hua Chen, Yugang Ding, Ruixian Li and ShanShan Mou

Correction to: Does private health insurance prevent the onset of critical illness and disability in a universal public insurance system? pp. 266-266

Daehwan Kim and Dong-hwa Lee