Titlebook: Corporate Governance in the European Insurance Industry; Ornella Ricci Book 2014 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Li

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The Academic Perspective,ive is to identify the peculiarities of insurance companies with respect to both internal and external corporate governance instruments. Each instrument is analysed in order to emphasize its impact on the performance and the risk-taking of the firm. In the whole chapter, the distinction between stoc

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Book 2014ories? And crucially, is this intervention consistent with empirical evidence of the behaviour and performance of insurance companies? The first part of this book provides the reader with a comprehensive review of current academic studies on the topic; the second part moves on to examine the regulat

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Introduction: Aim and Structure of the Book,e important for banks than for non-banks, given the former’s systemic importance, ability quickly to expand and collapse; higher leverage; dispersed ownership; a predominantly institutional investor base with no strategic/long-term involvement; and, the presence of (underpriced) safety nets.’

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Book 2014tioners to agency problems and possible solutions in the financial sector. Since that time, much thought has been given to new regulations and international corporate governance standards, in an attempt to guarantee prudent and sound financial management. While much of this thought has been focussed