9:00am • 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
9:00am • 3A2 A Token Design for Decentralized Insurance on the Blockchain
9:00am • 3A3 Unraveling heterogeneity in cyber risks using quantile regressions
9:00am • 3B1 Fair Value versus Non-fair Value Discretion and Auditor Size
9:00am • 3B2 When gambling for resurrection is too risky
9:00am • 3B3 Patterns and Anomalies of Loss Development in P&C Insurance Market
9:00am • 3C1 Why People Buy Insurance: A Modern Answer to an Old Question
9:00am • 3C2 The Impact of Counterparty Risk on the Basis Risk of Industry Loss Warranties and on (Collateralized) Reinsurance under (Non-)Linear Dependence Structures
9:00am • 3C3 Product differentiation and corporate demand for insurance in a duopoly model
9:00am • 3D1 The Demand for Automobile Insurance: Evidence from Underserved Areas in California
9:00am • 3D2 The demand for longevity, health and long-term care insurance after COVID-19
9:00am • 3D3 Does Investment-Induced Stress Drive Demand for Health Insurance?
9:00am • 3E1 Estimating the Consumption Smoothing Effect of Health Insurance
9:00am • 3E2 The Liquidity Sensitivity of Healthcare Consumption: Evidence from Social Security Payments
9:00am • 3E3 Scope Economies in Commercial Health Insurance
10:45am • 4A1 (Re)Connecting Internationally as a Fulbright Scholar (TIME 10:45-11:30)
10:45am • 4A2 (Re)Connecting Internationally Post-Pandemic- China Greater Bay Area Risk Management Institute (TIME 11:30-11:45)
10:45am • 4A3 (Re)Connecting Internationally- Shared Opportunities (TIME 11:45-12:15)
10:45am • 4B1 Insurance design and arson-type risks
10:45am • 4B2 Optimal insurance under moral hazard in loss reduction
10:45am • 4B3 Sales Tax and Arson
10:45am • 4C1 Market Discipline and Policy Loans
10:45am • 4C2 Life insurance convexity
10:45am • 4C3 Lagging Behind or Being Shackled? An Empirical Analysis of the Pricing Behavior in the German Term Life Insurance Market
10:45am • 4D2 Multimarket Competition, Price, and Product Innovation in the US Homeowners Insurance Market
10:45am • 4D1 Board Composition, Ownership Structure, and Cash Holdings: Evidence from the US Property-Casualty Insurance Industry
10:45am • 4D3 CEO political orientation, risk-taking and firm performance: Evidence from the US property-liability insurance industry
10:45am • 4E1 Orthogonal reverse stress scenarios for portfolio risk measurement and management
10:45am • 4E2 Pareto-optimal Reinsurance with Default Risk and Solvency Regulation
10:45am • 4E3 Sensitivity-implied tail-correlation matrices
12:15pm • Break
12:15pm • Break Option: Textbooks and Professional Designations- The Institutes ⚑
2:30pm • 5D3 Observations on Empirical Resarch involving Machine Learning
2:30pm • 5B3 Persistent Private Information Revisited
2:30pm • 5C1 More than the sum of its visible parts: (re)insurance and climate adaptation
2:30pm • 5C2 Intrahousehold Risk Sharing: Evidence from Samburu County, Kenya
2:30pm • 5C3 Household Labor Supply in a Pandemic
2:30pm • 5E1 Assessing and Attributing Climate Change Response of US Insurance Firms
2:30pm • 5E2 Climate Risk and Institutional Investors: Evidence from the Insurance Industry
2:30pm • 5E3 Pricing of Climate Risk Insurance: Regulatory Frictions and Cross-Subsidies
2:30pm • 5A1 Bye, Bye, Bye! A Reevaluation of the Impact of Natural Disasters and Regulation on US Property Insurers' Supply Decisions
2:30pm • 5A2 Economic Recovery Following Disasters: The Roles of Disaster Aid and Insurance
2:30pm • 5B1 Peer-to-Peer Risk Sharing with an Application to Flood Risk Pooling
2:30pm • 5B2 When is safety a normal good?
