The Turkish Life Insurance Market: An Evaluation of the Current Situation and Future Challenges
Turkey, with a population of 82 million, and despite being the world’s 18th largest economy is a country wherein insurance claims have not yet reached a sufficient level. In addition to local socio-economic problems stemming from international relations,
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Marta Borda Simon Grima Ilona Kwiecień Editors
Life Insurance in Europe Risk Analysis and Market Challenges
Financial and Monetary Policy Studies Volume 50
Series Editor Ansgar Belke, University of Duisburg-Essen, Essen, Germany
More information about this series at http://www.springer.com/series/5982
Marta Borda • Simon Grima • Ilona Kwiecień Editors
Life Insurance in Europe Risk Analysis and Market Challenges
Editors Marta Borda Department of Insurance Wroclaw University of Economics and Business Wroclaw, Poland
Simon Grima Department of Insurance University of Malta Msida, Malta
Ilona Kwiecień Department of Insurance Wroclaw University of Economics and Business Wroclaw, Poland
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Preface
The European life insurance sector has faced many new challenges due to new technologies and sociocultural and demographic trends. These disruptions have changed the insurance market in several ways. New technologies applied in underwriting and claims management processes are changing life insurance business practices. Today, purchasing a life insurance product is faster and easier than ever before. On the other hand, digitalization of the life insurance sector creates new challenges because it requires new approaches to risk assessment and premium calculations. European countries have also faced demographic trends, in particular population ageing. Nowadays, thanks to progress in medical and diagnostic technologies and infrastructure,
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