Economy Theory and practice of non-life insurance from the basics / Yoshihiko 諏澤

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Economics
This introductory book covers non-life insurance in general, including the functions of non-life insurance, premium structure, risk pooling effects of insurance, forms and necessity of regulations, insurability of risks and mechanisms for supplementing it, and the positioning of non-life insurance in risk management.
Chapters 1 through 3 explain the risk-transfer functions of insurance and roles of insurers from the perspective of consumers, the laws supporting non-life insurance and the various parties involved in the non-life insurance business, the principles and statistical laws related to premiums, and the nature of risks that various types of non-life insurance can address.
Chapters 4 and 5 analyze the characteristics of the non-life insurance market from the perspective of providers, understand the need for regulatory public intervention, and explain how risk insurability is actually supplemented in the non-life insurance market.
Chapters 6 through 8 explain how companies and organizations should address risks with various methods and activities, including the use of non-life insurance, from the perspective of risk management, and explain the process for implementing risk management.
In addition, the 28 columns cover analysis and discussion of emerging events in the non-life insurance market, and are a recommended volume for a business person involved in non-life business practices and corporate risk management.