The objective of this article is to propose a review of 85 empirical papers examining the
relationships between insurance and economic development, that is, the insurance‐growth …

Insurance market activity may contribute to economic growth, both as financial intermediary
and provider of risk transfer and indemnification, by allowing different risks to be managed …

The role of insurance companies, although growing in importance in financial
intermediation, has received less attention than bank and stock markets and if so, mainly as …

The threat of biodiversity loss and mass extinction of species with an aftermath will shape all
lives now and those to come. In this context, recent empirical studies illustrate various …

A likely image of the current state of the literature on financial sector development is that of a
Swiss cheese with many holes inside important areas of knowledge. The aim of this …

This paper investigates the relationship between insurance development and economic
growth by employing GMM models on a dynamic panel data set of 77 economies for the …

The growth effects of financial development might be asymmetric and nonlinear according to
the level of financialization of countries. As a corollary to this notion, in the subject study, we …

Insurance is one of the key activities in a globalised financial and economic environment.
Through its benefits, it offers income, life and property protection to the insured and their …

This article investigates the effect of life insurance on economic growth and what conditions
affect the insurance‐growth nexus. These conditions include the degree of financial …

In this paper we empirically examine relationship between insurance sector development
and economic growth in 10 transition European Union member countries, in the period from …