Using state-of-the-art frontier efficiency methodologies, we study the efficiency and
productivity of Swiss insurance companies in the life, property/casualty, and reinsurance …

Implementing a properly functioning enterprise risk management (ERM) programme has
become increasingly important for insurance companies. Unlike traditional risk management …

Purpose–the main idea of the article was to characterize the process of digitalization in
insurance companies through the implementation of information and communication …

Regulation of any market can either promote or impede its development, thus affecting
social welfare. In this paper, we are concerned with the impact of regulation in …

Risk-based capital is used to specify minimum capital requirements for insurers, but it can
also cause insurers to bear higher risk if the actual risk of an asset is improperly assessed …

In this article, we show that the effect of product diversification on performance is not
homogeneous across countries. Diversified insurance companies perform significantly …

We empirically investigate the trade-offs between three strategic goals of the insurance
business: growth, profitability and safety. Analysing 1988 European insurance companies …

This paper combines reference point techniques and econometric analyses to provide the
profile of non‐life insurers that simultaneously optimize the strategic growth, profitability, and …

The aim of this paper is to examine market structure, conduct and performance relationship
(SCP) hypothesis for the non-life insurance industry in Eastern European countries …

The aim of this paper is to investigate factors that influence the attractiveness of nonlife
insurance market for foreign insurers in Eastern Europe. We use country-specific effects …