A person with a mirror reflects skewed risks in unsolicited life insurance applications, emphasizing the impact on risk pools and insurer concerns.

Understanding Unsolicited Insurance Applications: Implications for Institutional Investors

Introduction to Unsolicited Applications in Life Insurance An unsolicited application, also known as a self-selected application, refers to an individual’s request for life insurance coverage without the involvement of an agent or broker. Self-selection applicants raise concerns among insurers due to potential health risks that may be skewed toward high-risk

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