This paper examines the market response to the issuance of catastrophe securities by public companies. We test for market responses to catastrophe security issuances in order to determine whether they reflect the theoretical predictions of the corporate demand for insurance literature. A multi-factor world market event methodology and a single-factor event methodology are used to test Cumulative Average Abnormal Returns for significance. Empirical results suggest that catastrophe bond issuance is perceived as a value added project by investors, reflected in positive abnormal returns about the issue date. Furthermore, abnormal returns are higher for non-insurance companies and decreasing in firm size
The research question of this study is whether or not companies can improve the relationship with th...
As a core activity and discipline of corporate management and corporate governance, risk management ...
This research studies the market value impact of operational risk events on both announcing and non-...
This thesis employs total return indices to investigate if catastrophe bonds are zero-beta assets an...
A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "In addition to...
Catastrophe (Cat) bonds are insurance securitization vehicles which are supposed to transfer catastr...
Insurance and reinsurance firms have seen a remarkable increase in underwriting losses associated wi...
The main purpose of this work is to investigate whether the price of catastrophe bonds would be sign...
Catastrophe bonds, whose payoffs to investors are tied to the occurrence of natural disasters, provi...
This paper uses the example of catastrophe bonds to investigate how exposures to geophysical, biolog...
This paper investigates the effect of major catastrophes have on stock exchange values for the major...
Insurance is a key risk-sharing mechanism that protects citizens and governments from the losses cau...
The trading of property catastrophe risk using standard financial instruments such as options and bo...
collateral, structural change, financial crisis PURPOSE: The main purpose of this work is to investi...
The growing number of negative events worldwide, among them natural disasters, artificial disasters ...
The research question of this study is whether or not companies can improve the relationship with th...
As a core activity and discipline of corporate management and corporate governance, risk management ...
This research studies the market value impact of operational risk events on both announcing and non-...
This thesis employs total return indices to investigate if catastrophe bonds are zero-beta assets an...
A letter report issued by the General Accounting Office with an abstract that begins "In addition to...
Catastrophe (Cat) bonds are insurance securitization vehicles which are supposed to transfer catastr...
Insurance and reinsurance firms have seen a remarkable increase in underwriting losses associated wi...
The main purpose of this work is to investigate whether the price of catastrophe bonds would be sign...
Catastrophe bonds, whose payoffs to investors are tied to the occurrence of natural disasters, provi...
This paper uses the example of catastrophe bonds to investigate how exposures to geophysical, biolog...
This paper investigates the effect of major catastrophes have on stock exchange values for the major...
Insurance is a key risk-sharing mechanism that protects citizens and governments from the losses cau...
The trading of property catastrophe risk using standard financial instruments such as options and bo...
collateral, structural change, financial crisis PURPOSE: The main purpose of this work is to investi...
The growing number of negative events worldwide, among them natural disasters, artificial disasters ...
The research question of this study is whether or not companies can improve the relationship with th...
As a core activity and discipline of corporate management and corporate governance, risk management ...
This research studies the market value impact of operational risk events on both announcing and non-...