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Both the insurance and financial services industries play a very critical role within society. As it relates to insurance companies, they help to safeguard and mitigate loss relates to unexpected events. They also help to lessen the financial burden associated with the eventual recovery from the loss event. Earthquakes, Floods, Hurricanes, and other natural disasters are very difficult to predict on a year to year basis. Even more uncertain, is the severity of the damages associates with such an event. Many families in the United States live paycheck to paycheck and can not afford an unexpected $500 expense. Insurance is designed to lower the overall uncertainty that can result when an insured loss event occurs. Insurance covers the risk that individuals or corporations are unable and unwilling to cover themselves. As many of these risks can be very severe, it is important to have a strong and vibrant insurance industry that can endure an economic catastrophe. We saw in 2008, when the credit markets froze how important both insurance and financial institutions were to the global economy. Many banks and insurance companies including Bear Sterns, Lehman Brother, Long Term Capital Management, and others went bankrupt. As these forms when bankrupt it threatened the overall viability of other insurance and banking institutions. AIG for example, was forced to accept a large government ownership stake or it would have gone bankrupt. The 2008 financial crisis underscores the importance of not only having strong insurance industry, but also that the industry can remain viable under extreme stress.
The same concept applies to financial institutions. Here, financial institutions act as intermediaries between investors and savers. Individuals with high amounts of savings are often looking to deploy that capital into activities that can yield high rates of return. Likewise, businesses are often in search of capital to expand operations or to invest in new product development. Financial institutions, and, investment banks look to marry savers in...
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