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Dana Telljohann
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Assistant Editor, Risk Management and Insurance Review
Ohio
Beats
ESGPensions/taxRegulation/complianceProfessional Development economicsThe business of global asset managementFund distributionFinancial Advice/PlanningInvestment: funds markets
Content
By Dana Telljohann, Patricia Born, J. Bradley Karl| Taylor & Francis@ AbstractFollowing natural catastrophes, insurers have many decisions to make regarding their future in a state. In this article, we examine the impact of insurance regulation on the insurer’s decision to continue to provide homeowner insurance products in the state. Using a dataset of form, rate, and rule filing submissions by insurers from 2008 to 2022, we empirically test whether insurers are more likely to engage with the regulator following a natural catastrophe.
By Gabriel Carrillo, Dana Telljohann, Charles Nyce| Wiley Online Library Verified Abstract Hurricane Andrew made landfall in Homestead, Florida as a category 5 hurricane on August 24, 1992. This 30-year anniversary review examines the changes within the Florida and coastal United States homeowners insurance markets. We review market changes specifically related to market concentration, risk pricing, and volatility. We find that most states have become less concentrated since the early 1990s.
By Dana Telljohann, Patricia Born, J. Bradley Karl| Taylor & Francis@ AbstractFollowing natural catastrophes, insurers have many decisions to make regarding their future in a state. In this article, we examine the impact of insurance regulation on the insurer’s decision to continue to provide homeowner insurance products in the state. Using a dataset of form, rate, and rule filing submissions by insurers from 2008 to 2022, we empirically test whether insurers are more likely to engage with the regulator following a natural catastrophe.
Company Info
Risk Management and Insurance Review
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
+1 513-556-0000