Among the main European countries, Italy continues to be the one with the highest frequency of accidents and the highest average cost of damages. Moreover, there is a relationship between premiums and compensation costs: insurance premiums follow the trend of accident frequency and the average cost of claims. Therefore, this paper analyses the dynamics of the Italian insurance market in terms of premiums, claims and fraud. It then considers recent public interventions in relation to their efficiency in dealing with the problem of the excessively high level of premiums. Finally, an explanation is found for the weakness of competition and the distributional structure of Italian insurance companies
Shifting from a government-controlled system ofmotor insurance regulation to a marketbased system ha...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the insurance dynamics in relation to catastrophic events and ...
By means of an application of the Rosse-Panzar methodology, we assess the degree of competition in t...
This paper is aimed at analysing the key issues of the process of medical malpractice risk allocatio...
The article investigates the problem of the presence of fraudulent behaviors in the Italian automobi...
The This paper provides new empirical evidence on the effects of deregulation in financial services ...
This paper is aimed at analysing the key issues of the process of medical malpractice risk allocatio...
The paper addresses the research question of whether black boxes affect the market efficiency, part...
Motor insurance is the most important insurance line in Italy, accounting for about 60.4 per cent of...
The first part of this paper deals with a review of the traditional theory outlining the possible ro...
The papers included in this thesis deal with a few aspects of insurance economics that have seldom b...
The Italian insurance market represents a peculiar and puzzling case within the European Single Mark...
The Italian insurance market represents a peculiar and puzzling case within the European Single Mark...
Shifting from a government-controlled system ofmotor insurance regulation to a marketbased system ha...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the insurance dynamics in relation to catastrophic events and ...
By means of an application of the Rosse-Panzar methodology, we assess the degree of competition in t...
This paper is aimed at analysing the key issues of the process of medical malpractice risk allocatio...
The article investigates the problem of the presence of fraudulent behaviors in the Italian automobi...
The This paper provides new empirical evidence on the effects of deregulation in financial services ...
This paper is aimed at analysing the key issues of the process of medical malpractice risk allocatio...
The paper addresses the research question of whether black boxes affect the market efficiency, part...
Motor insurance is the most important insurance line in Italy, accounting for about 60.4 per cent of...
The first part of this paper deals with a review of the traditional theory outlining the possible ro...
The papers included in this thesis deal with a few aspects of insurance economics that have seldom b...
The Italian insurance market represents a peculiar and puzzling case within the European Single Mark...
The Italian insurance market represents a peculiar and puzzling case within the European Single Mark...
Shifting from a government-controlled system ofmotor insurance regulation to a marketbased system ha...
The aim of this paper is to highlight the insurance dynamics in relation to catastrophic events and ...
By means of an application of the Rosse-Panzar methodology, we assess the degree of competition in t...