Reasonability of development of agro-insurance in Russian Federation on the basis of mutual insurance

Article deals with the justification of reasonability of agro insurance risk-management development in Russian Federation on the basis of mutual insurance. Nowadays this kind of insurance is carried out only by the commercial insurers, and thus are created conditions for the non-rational usage both...

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Published in:E3S Web of Conferences 2020-01, Vol.176, p.5019
Main Authors: Logvinova, Irina, Rubin, Yury
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Agricultural development
Agricultural management
Developed countries
Finance
Government finance
Insurance
Organizational aspects
Risk management
State regulation
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Summary:Article deals with the justification of reasonability of agro insurance risk-management development in Russian Federation on the basis of mutual insurance. Nowadays this kind of insurance is carried out only by the commercial insurers, and thus are created conditions for the non-rational usage both private and government finance directing for the insurance premium. At the same time there is a successful practice of some developed countries and also Russian historical experience of mutual insurance of agricultural risks. The authors suggest to develop mutual insurance societies of agricultural risks not excepting the possibility of insurance of such kind of risks by the commercial insurers. It is pointed out that in RF mutual insurance societies for successful development will need the support of the state in the form of organizational and fiscal facilities. Development of mutual insurance societies of agricultural risks will prevent transformation of the part of the finance into the dividend for the owners of the insurance companies, and also activates the competition in the sector of agro insurance.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202017605019