Enhancing life insurance penetration and density in India: purchase intention modelling

Shukla, Upendra Nath

doi:10.1504/ijebr.2018.089683

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“…Various of the research in this topic have been concerned with the banking sector, for example Berger et al (1987), Ferrier and Lovell (1990), Berger and Humphrey (1991) and Yazdi et al (2019). Studies in the life insurance sector are much less developed and the pioneers in this area are Cho (1986), Prakash et al (2011), Shukla (2018, Chen (2018), Lee (2018), Batool and Sahi (2019) and Denkova (2019).…”

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Which is Important in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies: Internal Factors or External Factors?

Derbali¹,

Saleh²

2020

R. Econ. and Finan.

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The purpose of this paper is to examine empirically the impact of internal factors and external factors on the performance of UK insurance companies. To do so, we use a sample composed of 20 insurance firms during the period from 2000 to 2018. We employ the panel data estimation to capture the impact of internal factors and external factors on the performance of UK insurance companies. We use two measures of performance such as, ROA and ROE. Our results show that size of firm, liquidity, GDP, CPI and WTI have a positive and significant effect on the performance of UK insurance companies. But we find that leverage, asset turnover and interest rate present negative and considerable impact on the profitability of UK insurance enterprises. These findings can be considered as a beneficial for insurance enterprises, directors, representatives, and shareholders in making decision and improving the profitability of their organizations.

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Which is Important in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies: Internal Factors or External Factors?

Derbali¹,

Saleh²

2020

R. Econ. and Finan.

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“…Various of the research in this topic have been concerned with the banking sector, for example Berger et al (1987), Ferrier and Lovell (1990), Berger and Humphrey (1991) and Yazdi et al (2019). Studies in the life insurance sector are much less developed and the pioneers in this area are Cho (1986), Prakash et al (2011), Shukla (2018), Chen (2018), Lee (2018), Batool and Sahi (2019) and Denkova (2019).…”

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The Importance of Internal and External Factors in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies

Saleh¹,

Derbali²

2020

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To do so, we use a sample composed of 20 insurance enterprises during the period from 2000 to 2018. We employ the panel data estimation to capture the impact of internal and external factors on the performance of UK insurance enterprises. We use two measures of performance such as, ROA and ROE. Findings: Our results show that the size of firm, liquidity, GDP, CPI and WTI have a positive and significant effect on the performance of UK insurance enterprises. But, we find that leverage, asset turnover and interest rate present negative and considerable impact on the profitability of UK insurance enterprises. Practical Implications: The findings of our paper can be considered as a beneficial for insurance enterprises, directors, representatives, and shareholders in making decision and improving the profitability of their organizations. Originality/value: The significant extension of our study is the using of a panel data to examine the effect of internal and external factors on the performance of UK insurance enterprises by employing two measures of performance such as ROA and ROE.

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Role of Industry 5.0 in Bancassurance

Verma,

Kansra,

Kumar

2024

Advances in Human Resources Management and Organizational Development

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The insurance companies cannot target every customer for selling insurance products as it is not possible for them to target customers at grand level, but banks can reach every customer even in rural or remote areas as well. Therefore, bancassurance as a mode of distribution is an approved and accepted method by all institutions nowadays along with Industry 5.0 concept which has relatively become new trend. Although various studies are available related to bancassurance, there is less discussion on bancassurance along with Industry 5.0. Because digital banking is quite a new concept and especially Industry 5.0 adopted by banks nowadays is an emerging concept therefore association of Industry 5.0 with bancassurance and their implications have been addressed in the present study. The present study will help to provide a comprehensive view of the role of Industry 5.0 in bancassurance and will be helpful to the bankers, government, policymakers, and researchers.

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Enhancing life insurance penetration and density in India: purchase intention modelling

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Which is Important in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies: Internal Factors or External Factors?

Which is Important in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies: Internal Factors or External Factors?

The Importance of Internal and External Factors in Defining the Profitability of UK Insurance Companies

Role of Industry 5.0 in Bancassurance

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