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Concept

insurance distribution

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454

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20.3K

Citations

868

Authors

407

Institutions

About

Insurance distribution is the academic and research concept concerned with the processes and strategies by which insurance products and services are delivered to consumers and businesses. It investigates the diverse channels (e.g., agents, brokers, direct-to-consumer, digital platforms), technological innovations (e.g., automation, digital transformation), and market dynamics shaping the accessibility, segmentation, and sale of insurance offerings. The significance of this field lies in understanding how distribution models impact market penetration, customer engagement, operational efficiency, and the strategic positioning of insurance undertakings in a competitive and evolving market.

Top Authors

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JD

Temple University

NA

University of Pennsylvania

ME

University of St.Gallen

JW

University of Lausanne

MA

Temple University

Top Institutions

Rankings shown are based on concept H-Index.

University of St.Gallen

Saint Gallen, Switzerland

University of Pennsylvania

Philadelphia, United States

Temple University

Philadelphia, United States

University of Hong Kong

Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong

University of South Carolina

Columbia, United States