Foreign capital impact on insurance market development in eu-15 countries

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Objective: The objective of the article is to investigate how foreign capital influenced the development of insurance markets in EU-15 countries. Research Design & Methods: A critical review of literature is undertaken, contents of factors which influence development of insurance markets are analysed, and econometric methods are applied. A panel model is constructed and results of its estimation are analysed. Findings: Insurance markets in particular countries develop under the influence of many factors. The share of foreign insurance companies is treated as a structural factor. There is previous research into this subject was conducted, whose results do not confirm a clear impact of foreign capital on the insurance market’s development. The study indicates that the development of insurance markets – measured with the penetration rate and with the ratio of insurance density – is affected by shares of foreign capital in life insurance companies. Implications & Recommendations: To verify the hypothesis concerning the impact of foreign capital on the development of insurance markets, scholarship requires further studies of another group of countries (insurance markets). Contribution & Value Added: This study will contribute to the development of theories concerning factors of the development of insurance markets.

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Bukowski, S. I., & Lament, M. (2020). Foreign capital impact on insurance market development in eu-15 countries. Entrepreneurial Business and Economics Review, 8(3), 205–219. https://doi.org/10.15678/EBER.2020.080312

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