This chapter discusses the relationship between the market value of insurance company owners’ equity and various components that contribute to that value. The effect of firm insolvency risk on each component of value is discussed in turn. One natural consequence of this analysis is a conceptual framework for estimating the value of insurance liabilities.
Financial Forensic Services for Internal Investigations
In this chapter of the book The Comprehensive Guide to Economic Damages, authors Peter Resnick and Greg Naviloff provide an overview of: White-collar crimes...