As premiums rise, even more relatively healthy individuals will be encouraged to forego insurance until illness strikes, causing average costs and premiums to rise further.

The danger of default would disappear, as would risk premiums.

Debtor countries pay substantial risk premiums for financing their government debt.

Moreover, the premiums would provide price signals that would guide new construction.

Risk premiums widened, and the eurozone was divided into creditor and debtor countries.

payment in Norway of taxes, legally required insurance premiums and public utility charges

If heavily indebted countries have to pay heavy risk premiums, their debt becomes unsustainable.

To cover the increased costs, they will have to raise premiums, making themselves uncompetitive.

Families lucky enough to have health insurance face annual premiums that have nearly doubled, to 7,500.

Insurance regulators are certainly well aware of the risk of future increases in homeowners insurance premiums.

Savings resulted from lower liability insurance premiums than budgeted for, as indicated in table 1 above.

That insurer stated that its insurance brokers were not required to collect and remit premiums during the period of Iraq's occupation of Kuwait and that, to the best of its knowledge, no insurance company in Kuwait collected premiums during that period.

Armoured personnel carriers and engineering vehicles were excluded under the new coverage, resulting in savings for insurance premiums.

Similarly, humans tend to accept large downside risks in order to avoid small certain losses, such as insurance premiums.

Since high risk premiums on government bonds endanger the capital adequacy of banks, half a solution is not enough.

When financial markets discovered that supposedly riskless government bonds might be forced into default, they raised risk premiums dramatically.

In 2002, Alberta Health Care Insurance Plan premiums were increased to cover a greater portion of health care costs.

Property premiums have increased by about four times the rates before the onslaught of hurricane Hugo in September l989.

During 1991, the insurance companies developed written premiums of 148 million, a 14 per cent increase compared with 1990.

Given the high risk premiums currently prevailing in Europe, this percentage is too low to constitute a level playing field.

Debtor countries pay substantial risk premiums to finance their debt, which is reflected in their high economy wide borrowing costs.

Perceptions of such divergences force considerable risk premiums on problem countries, inevitably resulting in accelerating capital flight to safe havens.

The Panel sought additional information as to whether insurance companies in Kuwait required policyholders to pay premiums during this period.

Intelligent cooperation that avoids moral hazard should be able to prevent panic, reduce risk premiums, and permit fuller use of resources.

Two insurers responded. Both confirmed the brokerage arrangements with the claimant, but only one addressed the issue of liability for premiums.

A comparison of the rate of refunds against premiums paid revealed that overall, the return has been approximately 35 per cent.

Those who are willing to engage often demand steep risk premiums that dramatically increase the cost of capital, often to usurious levels.

At that time, the programme covered approximately 10 million lives, with 375 health insurance companies receiving annual premiums of nearly 16 billion.

93. The profit sharing commission for 1989 was stated to have been offset against 1991 premiums rather than refunded to UNHCR directly.

96. A comparison of the rate of refunds against premiums paid revealed that overall, the return has been approximately 35 per cent.

The profit sharing commission for 1989 was stated to have been off set against 1991 premiums rather than refunded to UNHCR directly.

The wait to insure option could cause the number of insured individuals to decline rapidly as premiums rise for those who remain insured.

Risk premiums started rising above benign levels in 2009, and then more strongly in 2011 2012, while capital flight became rampant in 2011.

The total component comprises four international professionals contributions to special insurance premiums for risk prone locations and an allocation for security related equipment.

(i) The sum of 8.2 million provided for after service health insurance premiums for retirees and staff costs such as ex gratia payments

The insurance company Lloyds of London has now begun to fret that the absence of natural disasters is putting a squeeze on its premiums.

That is why risk premiums are continuing to fall in the eurozone, despite high political uncertainty in Italy and continuing large fiscal deficits elsewhere.

In 2004, the Medical Insurance Plan received total income of 3,754,260 from staff premiums and proportional contributions from UNHCR and 258,710 in interest earned.

The Office also collected more than 1.6 billion in premiums and paid 1.5 billion in benefits annually for the Federal employees' life insurance programme.

These decreases are offset by increased requirements under miscellaneous services resulting from increases in property and general liability insurance premiums ( 178,400) and communications ( 11,800).

The amount authorized under this item was fully obligated to cover the cost of the insurance premiums for the world wide third party coverage.

German Chancellor Angela Merkel resisted all proposals to provide relief to Spain and Italy from the excessive risk premiums that both countries are now confronting.

As the authors point out, for insurers to even consider a long term policy they must have the freedom to charge premiums that reflects risk.

The premiums would be set so that there would be no reason for insurance companies to withdraw from the market in response to greater risk.

According to estimates by Robert Klein of Georgia State University, homeowners insurance premiums in Louisiana had already gone up by 70 between 1997 and 2005.