英文摘要 |
This study uses the insurance performance data of banks, credit cooperatives, and farmers' associations in 2016 and 2017 to investigative the key factors that affect the insurance performance of financial institutions. The mean test results show that the financial institutions affiliated with the financial holding companies (FHC) have better insurance performance than those affiliated with the non-FHC. Moreover, the financial institutions that cooperate with only one life insurance company have better insurance performance than those that cooperate with multiple life insurance companies. The insurance performance of credit cooperatives is better than that of farmers' associations, whereas the insurance performance of banks is better than those of credit cooperatives and farmers' associations. Multiple regression analysis and ordinary least squares method are adopted in this study. The deposit amount, the capital adequacy ratio, the asset turnover ratio, the number of licenses of insurance solicitors, and the number of staff with college education (or above) have significant positive effects on insurance performance of financial institutions. Our results and suggestions are expected to generate certain guidelines that can help further improve the insurance performance of financial institutions. |