2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jebo.2019.06.010
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Risk transfer and moral hazard: An examination on the market for insurance-linked securities

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“…These insurancerelated securities are traded in a financial market with multiple stocks at correlated prices with risk-free rates. Götze and Gürtler (2020) claim whether the sponsors of catastrophes bonds with indemnity triggers are susceptible to ex-ante moral hazard and ex-post moral hazard, showing that the sponsors are only susceptible to ex-ante moral hazard and vertical loss retention has a positive effect on sponsors' incentives to contain losses. Carter and Mainelli (2018) show that cyber risks can also be transferred to the capital markets in ways similar to hurricane risk through ILS.…”
Section: Converting Risk Into Securitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These insurancerelated securities are traded in a financial market with multiple stocks at correlated prices with risk-free rates. Götze and Gürtler (2020) claim whether the sponsors of catastrophes bonds with indemnity triggers are susceptible to ex-ante moral hazard and ex-post moral hazard, showing that the sponsors are only susceptible to ex-ante moral hazard and vertical loss retention has a positive effect on sponsors' incentives to contain losses. Carter and Mainelli (2018) show that cyber risks can also be transferred to the capital markets in ways similar to hurricane risk through ILS.…”
Section: Converting Risk Into Securitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Alberto Bucci and Alberto Russo [3] speak about the influence of finance on long-term development with the proper organization of its direction and its orders. Tobias Götze and Marc Gürtler discuss the role of securities in the insurance system [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%