Why Systemic Risk Considerations Affect the Market for Long-Term Care Insurance

IF 0.4 Q4 ECONOMICS

Economists Voice Pub Date : 2011-01-24 DOI:10.2202/1553-3832.1873

R. Lumsdaine

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Abstract

New capital requirements and regulations, aimed at controlling systemic risk in the financial sector, could have the unfortunate, unintended consequence of discouraging insurers from offering long-term care insurance, according to Robin Lumsdaine of American University.

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为什么系统性风险因素会影响长期护理保险市场

美国大学的Robin Lumsdaine认为，旨在控制金融部门系统性风险的新资本要求和法规可能会带来不幸的、意想不到的后果，即阻碍保险公司提供长期护理保险。

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