U.S. Reinsurance prices, financial quality, and global capacity

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      <subfield code="a">This research investigates factors related to prices charged by U.S. reinsurers for non proportional reinsurance. Factors hypothesized to be related to price can be found in the literarture, especially, the under writting cycle theory literature. Two prominent factors  identified in the literature  are relative capacity (i.e., capacity constraint hypothesis) and finantial quality (i.e., risky debt model). And variables representing the two factors are included in the regression models</subfield>
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