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1. Risk Professionals Take On Emergent AI, Climate Change and Global Conflict.

Author

Vanderford, Richard

Subjects
*CLIMATE change, *ARTIFICIAL intelligence
Abstract

The World Economic Forum's Global Risks Report 2024 highlights a deteriorating risk landscape, with experts predicting a negative outlook that will worsen over the next decade. At the Riskworld conference in San Diego, risk managers and experts discussed the most pressing issues facing businesses. Some of the key topics included the risks associated with generative artificial intelligence (AI), geopolitical tension, and climate change. Risk managers emphasized the need for businesses to consider the liability associated with AI, manage geopolitical risks, and build resilience to climate events. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

4. Aon, Willis Towers Scrap $30 Billion Merger Amid Antitrust Impasse.

Author

Dummett, Ben, Scism, Leslie, and Sebastian, Dave

Subjects
*ECONOMIC competition, *ANTITRUST law, *INSURANCE companies, *INTEREST rates, *EMPLOYEE benefits
Abstract

They said the scale would help the companies work with carriers to create new insurance-industry products, particularly for emerging markets, cybercrime and climate change. Also, the brokerages aren't required by regulators to hold big capital cushions, as are insurance companies themselves, so less private-equity money gets tied up in brokerage deals than in those involving insurance carriers. Keywords: Retail/Wholesale; Motor Vehicle Dealing; Specialty Retailing; Insurance; Risk Management Services; Insurance Brokering; Accounting/Consulting; Business/Consumer Services; Business Consultancy; Financial Services EN Retail/Wholesale Motor Vehicle Dealing Specialty Retailing Insurance Risk Management Services Insurance Brokering Accounting/Consulting Business/Consumer Services Business Consultancy Financial Services N.PAG N.PAG 1 07/28/21 20210727 NES 210727 Justice Department alleged the combination of insurance brokers would eliminate competition The Justice Department had alleged the tie-up of insurance brokers would lead to higher prices and reduced innovation for U.S. businesses. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

6. PEOPLE

Subjects
Risk Management Services, Business, Insurance
Abstract

COMPANIES: Japanese National Completes AIC Kazuyoshi Nagamatsu has become the first Japanese national to complete the Insurance Institute of America's Associate in Claims program. Nagamatsu, who is managing director/international claims [...]

Published
2001

7. Justice Department Sues to Block Aon Acquisition of Willis Towers Watson.

Author

Kendall, Brent and Dummett, Ben

Subjects
*CASUALTY insurance, *INSURANCE companies, *ANTITRUST violation lawsuits, *INSURANCE brokers, *RISK (Insurance)
Abstract

Retail/Wholesale, Motor Vehicle Dealing, Specialty Retailing, Insurance, Non-life Insurance, Risk Management Services, Insurance Brokering, Accounting/Consulting, Business/Consumer Services, Property/Casualty Insurance Keywords: Retail/Wholesale; Motor Vehicle Dealing; Specialty Retailing; Insurance; Non-life Insurance; Risk Management Services; Insurance Brokering; Accounting/Consulting; Business/Consumer Services; Property/Casualty Insurance EN Retail/Wholesale Motor Vehicle Dealing Specialty Retailing Insurance Non-life Insurance Risk Management Services Insurance Brokering Accounting/Consulting Business/Consumer Services Property/Casualty Insurance N.PAG N.PAG 1 06/18/21 20210617 NES 210617 Government antitrust lawsuit alleges merger of insurance brokers will suppress competition An antitrust lawsuit alleges insurance broker Aon's proposed $35 billion acquisition of rival Willis Towers Watson would lead to higher prices and stifle innovation. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2021

9. Finance, Financial Sector Policies, and Long-Run Growth

Author

Demirgüç-Kunt, Asli and Levine, Ross

Subjects
ALLOCATION OF CREDIT, SAVINGS RATES, PRIVATE INVESTMENT, AMOUNT OF CAPITAL, INFORMATIONAL ASYMMETRIES, SHAREHOLDERS, INFLATION, BLACK MARKET, FOREIGN EXCHANGES, GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION, CAPITAL MARKET DEVELOPMENT, BANK DOMESTIC CREDIT, LEGAL TRADITIONS, FINANCIAL INTERMEDIARIES, RETURNS, BONDS, PRIVATE ENTERPRISES, FINANCIAL MARKET, FINANCIAL SYSTEMS, LIQUID MARKETS, ACCOUNTING STANDARDS, FINANCIAL MARKETS, HOLDING, BANK INTERMEDIATION, DEPOSITS, CREDITORS, INFORMATION SYSTEMS, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE, DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIOS, STOCK MARKET CAPITALIZATION, PURCHASING POWER, PROPERTY RIGHTS, ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES, MONETARY POLICY, CREDIT ALLOCATION, SMALL BUSINESS, DIVERSIFIED PORTFOLIO, SHORT-TERM BORROWING, GOVERNMENT POLICIES, LONG-TERM INVESTMENTS, CAPITAL ALLOCATION, BANKING SYSTEMS, CONSUMPTION EXPENDITURES, BANKING SECTOR DEVELOPMENT, FINANCIAL REVOLUTION, FINANCING REQUIREMENTS, NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGE, ENTREPRENEURS, TAX SYSTEMS, FIXED ASSETS, PRIVATE PROPERTY, MACROECONOMIC STABILITY, PORTFOLIO, NATIONAL SAVINGS, POLITICAL ECONOMY, RISK SHARING, LENDERS, LEGAL SYSTEM, MARKET PARTICIPANTS, MARKET SIZE, ACCESS TO INFORMATION, SMALL BUSINESS LENDING, CAPITAL MARKETS, CREDIT SCORING, CREDITWORTHINESS, SECURITIES MARKETS, CAPITAL STOCK, EXTERNAL CAPITAL, FINANCIAL SYSTEM, FISCAL POLICY, EXCHANGE RATE, FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS, INVESTMENT DECISIONS, CURRENCY, ECONOMIC POLICIES, BOND, GOVERNMENT SECURITIES, PRIVATE CREDIT, INFLATION RATES, DUMMY VARIABLES, PRIVATE REGISTRIES, STOCK RETURN, MACROECONOMIC INSTABILITY, BANKING CRISES, MUTUAL FUNDS, MARKET TRANSACTION, BANK CREDIT, FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT, DEVELOPING COUNTRIES, SECURITIES, RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES, INFORMATION DISCLOSURE, GOVERNMENT REGULATION, LEGAL SYSTEMS, MARKET FAILURES, CENTRAL BANKS, DOMESTIC EQUITIES, INVESTMENT BANKING, INVESTMENT FUNDS, MARKET INTEGRATION, ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY, TRADING, FINANCING OBSTACLES, ECONOMIES OF SCALE, LIQUIDITY RISK, DEPOSITORS, SUPERVISORY AGENCIES, ECONOMIC AGENTS, CREDIT MARKET, FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS, TRANSACTION, MINORITY SHAREHOLDERS, CAPITAL FLOWS, ACTIVE MARKETS, TAX, BANKING SYSTEM, STOCK MARKET, ECONOMIC GROWTH, FAMILIES, TRANSACTION COSTS, EXTERNAL FINANCING, CREDITOR, STOCKS, BANK LENDING, PROPERTY RIGHTS PROTECTION, GOVERNMENT SUBSIDIES, INVESTING, CAPITAL INVESTMENTS, CORPORATE INSIDERS, FINANCIAL CRISIS, TRANSITION COUNTRIES, INFLATION RATE, SHAREHOLDER, BANK BRANCH, LONG-TERM CAPITAL, POLITICAL STABILITY, MARKET LIQUIDITY, LACK OF CAPITAL, ENFORCEMENT MECHANISMS, SETTLEMENT, RISK DIVERSIFICATION, RISK MANAGEMENT, CAPITAL INVESTMENT, DEPOSIT MONEY BANKS, INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES, LENDING DECISIONS, STOCK MARKET DEVELOPMENT, FIXED COST, STOCK EXCHANGES, EXPROPRIATIONS, COMMON LAW, REAL INTEREST, EXTERNAL INVESTORS, MACROECONOMIC ENVIRONMENT, BANKING SECTOR, BOND MARKETS, CREDIT RATIONING, GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES, OWNERSHIP STRUCTURE, CONTRACT ENFORCEMENT, ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT, CENTRAL BANK, LONG-TERM DEBT, MACROECONOMIC POLICIES, OUTSIDE INVESTORS, CAPITAL MARKET, FISCAL DISCIPLINE, FLOW OF INFORMATION, NATIONAL STOCK EXCHANGES, ACCOUNTING, INTERNATIONAL ECONOMICS, CAPITAL GROWTH, MARKET DEVELOPMENT, AGENCY PROBLEM, CREDIT INFORMATION, INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT, REAL INTEREST RATES, HUMAN CAPITAL, PRIVATE INVESTORS, INSURANCE, TRANSACTIONS COSTS, TURNOVER, BANK PROFITABILITY, HOLDINGS, SAVINGS RATE, MARKET CONDITIONS, ENFORCEMENT OF CONTRACTS, GOVERNMENT SPENDING, INTEREST RATE SPREADS, INTERNATIONAL BANK, INFORMATION ASYMMETRIES, RATES OF RETURN, STOCK MARKETS, EQUITY MARKETS, MONETARY FUND, MICRO DATA, FISCAL POLICIES, PRICE MOVEMENTS, EXTERNAL FINANCE, ALLOCATION OF CAPITAL, LEGAL SYSTEM ADAPTABILITY, CAPITAL ACCUMULATION, LIQUID ASSETS, FINANCIAL SECTOR POLICIES, CHECKS, CIVIL LAW, INTEREST RATE, BANK = DEPOSIT
Abstract

In this paper, authors first review the literature on the relation between finance and growth. Theory provides ambiguous predictions concerning the question of whether financial development exerts a positive, causative impact on long-run economic growth. The second part of this paper reviews the literature on the historical and policy determinants of financial development. Governments play a central role in shaping the operation of financial systems and the degree to which large segments of the financial system have access to financial services. The authors discuss the relationship between financial sector policies and economic development. The remainder of the paper proceeds as follows. Sections one and two review theory and evidence on the relation between finance and growth. Section three turns to an examination of financial sector policies, and section four concludes.

Published
2008

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