Compendium of Publications - The Geneva Association
Compendium of Publications - The Geneva Association
Compendium of Publications - The Geneva Association
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� Insurability and Insurance Products to Cover Dementia, by Philip Smalley<br />
� <strong>The</strong> Future <strong>of</strong> Dementia: <strong>The</strong> Next Generation, by Judy Beamish<br />
No. 381 / November 2011<br />
3rd CLIMATE RISK AND INSURANCE (CR+I) SEMINAR<br />
Interactions between the Private Sector and Asian Policymakers on Mitigation and Adaptation for<br />
Extreme Events and Climate Risk<br />
18 October 2011, Singapore<br />
� Climate Risk and Insurance, by Walter R. Stahel<br />
� Insights from the Asian (micro) Insurance Markets, by Haresh C. Shah<br />
� Reducing Vulnerability through Effective Cooperation, by Jan P. Mumenthaler<br />
� Asia, a Continent Highly Affected by Climate Change and Intensifying Weather, Extremes—How<br />
can these Increasing Risks be Managed?, by Peter Hoeppe<br />
� Product Carbon Footprints and Supply Chain Innovation, by Jan Van der Ven<br />
� Extending the Limits <strong>of</strong> Insurability: Interactions between the Private Sector and Policymakers,<br />
by Arup Chatterjee<br />
� Actual and Anticipated Effects <strong>of</strong> Climate Change on Food Security, by Paul Teng<br />
� Innovative Risk Transfer Products for Agriculture, by Roman Hohl<br />
� <strong>The</strong> Challenges, Needs and Looks <strong>of</strong> Sustainable Nat Cat PPPs in Asia, by Thomas Mahl<br />
� Adaptation and the Role <strong>of</strong> the Insurance Sector, by Andreas Spiegel<br />
� <strong>The</strong> Resilience and Opportunities <strong>of</strong> Climate Change Risk—A Study on Bangladesh’s Scope and<br />
Experience in Dealing with Natural Catastrophes, by Akhtar Ahmed and Madhu Acharyya<br />
No. 380 / October 2011<br />
38th SEMINAR OF THE EUROPEAN GROUP OF RISK AND INSURANCE ECONOMISTS<br />
19-21 September 2011, Vienna<br />
� Decreasing Aversion and Prudence under Ambiguity Aversion, by Frédéric Cherbonnier and<br />
Christian Gollier<br />
� Three Measures <strong>of</strong> the Intensity <strong>of</strong> Temperance, by David Crainich and Louis Eeckhoudt<br />
� Risk-Taking-Neutral Background Risks, by Guenter Franke, Harris Schlesinger and Richard C.<br />
Stapleton<br />
� Optimal Portfolio and Insurance Choice in the Presence <strong>of</strong> Uninsurable Background Risk: A General<br />
Two-Parameter Approach, by W. Henry Chiu<br />
� Asymmetric Information in the Automobile Insurance Revisited, by Steffen Hagmayer, Martin<br />
Spindler and Joachim Winter<br />
� Adverse Selection in Reinsurance Markets, by James R. Garven and Martin F. Grace<br />
� <strong>The</strong> Schwarzian Derivative as a Ranking <strong>of</strong> Downside Risk Aversion, by Donald C. Keenan and<br />
Arthur Snow<br />
� Pr<strong>of</strong>itable Contracts in Competitive Insurance Markets with Adverse Selection, by Wanda Mimra<br />
and Achim Wambach<br />
� On Insuring and Caring Parent’s Long-term Care Needs, by Christophe Courbage and Louis<br />
Eeckhoudt<br />
� Insurance Demand under Ambiguity and Conflict for Extreme Risks: An Experimental Analysis,<br />
by Théodora Dupont-Courtade<br />
� <strong>The</strong> Effect <strong>of</strong> Contract Type on Insurance Fraud, by Ignacio Moreno Gabaldón, Francisco J.<br />
Vázquez Hernández and Richard Watt<br />
No. 379 / September 2011<br />
M.O.R.E. 25 Seminar<br />
Modelling and Mapping Risks and Opportunities (MMR+O)<br />
12-13 July 2011, Bermuda<br />
WORKSHOP 1 MMR+O ON GEOGRAPHIC TOPICS<br />
� Beyond Risk in the Economics <strong>of</strong> Disaster Losses: <strong>The</strong> Case <strong>of</strong> US Hurricane Damage, by Roger<br />
Pielke<br />
� Forecasting Tropical Cyclones: A Market-Consensus Forward-Looking Approach, by Jack S.K.<br />
Chang<br />
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