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risk-based capital: a standalone construct

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Insurance economics

a regulatory standard that sets an insurer's minimum capital according to the risks in its assets, underwriting and operations.

In insurance economics, risk-based capital refers to a regulatory standard that sets an insurer's minimum capital according to the risks in its assets, underwriting and operations. This meaning comes from Grace (1998) in The Journal of Risk and Insurance.[1]

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References

Grace, M. F., Harrington, S. E., & Klein, R. W. (1998). Risk-Based Capital and Solvency Screening in Property-Liability Insurance: Hypotheses and Empirical Tests. The Journal of Risk and Insurance, 65(2), 213. https://doi.org/10.2307/253534

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