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9:00am EDT

3A Cyber / Technology ⚑ (Moderator - Ben Collier, Temple University Room A 3A1 An empirical analysis of cyber risk data and development of cyber risk scenarios Cybersecurity, Hacking and Technology and an illustration of a Cyber Risk Model 3A2 A Token Design for Decentralized Insurance on the Blockchain 3A3 Unraveling heterogeneity in cyber risks using quantile regressions 3B Accounting & Firm Decisions ⚑ (Moderator - David Eckles, University of Georgia Room B 3B1 Fair Value versus Non-fair Value Discretion and Auditor Size 3B2 When gambling for resurrection is too risky 3B3 Patterns and Anomalies of Loss Development in P&C Insurance Market 3C Insurance Economics ⚑ (Moderator - Tim Boonen, University of Amsterdam) Room C 3C1 Why People Buy Insurance: A Modern Answer to an Old Question 3C2 The Impact of Counterparty Risk on the Basis Risk of Industry Loss Warranties and on (Collateralized) Reinsurance under (Non-)Linear Dependence Structures 3C3 Product differentiation and corporate demand for insurance in a duopoly model 3D Insurance Demand ⚑ (Moderator - Yu Lei, University of Hartford) Room D 3D1 The Demand for Automobile Insurance: Evidence from Underserved Areas in California 3D2 The demand for longevity, health and long-term care insurance after COVID-19 3D3 Does Investment-Induced Stress Drive Demand for Health Insurance? 3E Health Insurance-Private & Public ⚑ (Moderator - Jim Carson, University of Georgia) Room E 3E1 Estimating the Consumption Smoothing Effect of Health Insurance 3E2 The Liquidity Sensitivity of Healthcare Consumption: Evidence from Social Security Payments 3E3 Scope Economies in Commercial Health Insurance

10:45am EDT

4A (Re)Connecting Post-Pandemic ⚑ (Moderator - Randy Dumm) Room A 4A1 (Re)Connecting Internationally as a Fulbright Scholar (TIME 10:45-11:30) 4A2 (Re)Connecting Internationally Post-Pandemic- China Greater Bay Area Risk Management Institute (TIME 11:30-11:45) 4A3 (Re)Connecting Internationally- Shared Opportunities (TIME 11:45-12:15) 4B Insurance Economics ⚑ (Moderator - Patty Born, Florida State University) Room B 4B1 Insurance design and arson-type risks 4B2 Optimal insurance under moral hazard in loss reduction 4B3 Sales Tax and Arson 4C Life Insurance ⚑ (Moderator - David McCarthy, University of Georgia) Room C 4C1 Market Discipline and Policy Loans 4C2 Life insurance convexity 4C3 Lagging Behind or Being Shackled? An Empirical Analysis of the Pricing Behavior in the German Term Life Insurance Market 4D Insurance Operations & Oversight ⚑ (Moderator - Anastasia Ivantsova, University of Calgary) Room D 4D1 Board Composition, Ownership Structure, and Cash Holdings: Evidence from the US Property-Casualty Insurance Industry 4D2 Multimarket Competition, Price, and Product Innovation in the US Homeowners Insurance Market 4D3 CEO political orientation, risk-taking and firm performance: Evidence from the US property-liability insurance industry 4E Risk & Sensitivity ⚑ (Moderator - Joerg Schiller, University of Hohenheim) Room E 4E1 Orthogonal reverse stress scenarios for portfolio risk measurement and management 4E2 Pareto-optimal Reinsurance with Default Risk and Solvency Regulation 4E3 Sensitivity-implied tail-correlation matrices

12:15pm EDT

Break Break Option: Textbooks and Professional Designations- The Institutes ⚑ Break Option: Textbooks and Professional Designations- The National Alliance for Insurance Education and Research ⚑

1:15pm EDT

Awards & President's Speech ⚑ General Session

2:30pm EDT

5A CAT Loss-Markets & Economics ⚑ (Moderator - Krupa Viswanathan, Temple University) Room A 5A1 Bye, Bye, Bye! A Reevaluation of the Impact of Natural Disasters and Regulation on US Property Insurers' Supply Decisions 5A2 Economic Recovery Following Disasters: The Roles of Disaster Aid and Insurance 5A3 History and Analysis of Natural Catastrophe ILS Issues 2001-2020 5B Insurance Economics ⚑ (Moderator - Andreas Richter, LMU) Room B 5B1 Peer-to-Peer Risk Sharing with an Application to Flood Risk Pooling 5B2 When is safety a normal good? 5B3 Persistent Private Information Revisited 5C Risk and Market Economics ⚑ (Moderator - Casey Rothschild, Wellesley College) Room C 5C1 More than the sum of its visible parts: (re)insurance and climate adaptation 5C2 Intrahousehold Risk Sharing: Evidence from Samburu County, Kenya 5C3 Household Labor Supply in a Pandemic 5D Operational Risk, Fraud, and Big Data ⚑ (Moderator- Randy Dumm, Temple University) Room D 5D1 Operational risk losses and reserving behavior of P&C insurers 5D2 Physician Fraud Detection: The Machine Learning Approach 5D3 Observations on Empirical Resarch involving Machine Learning 5E Climate Risk ⚑ (Moderator - Joan Schmit, Univ. of Wisconsin - Madison) Room E 5E1 Assessing and Attributing Climate Change Response of US Insurance Firms 5E2 Climate Risk and Institutional Investors: Evidence from the Insurance Industry 5E3 Pricing of Climate Risk Insurance: Regulatory Frictions and Cross-Subsidies

4:15pm EDT

Puttin' on the RITS Part 1: Strickler Award Presentation⚑ General Session

4:45pm EDT

Puttin' on the RITS Part 2: Planning and Discussion on 2021/2022 Priorities/Workshops/Seminars⚑ General Session