THE ROLE OF INSURANCE CULTURE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE INSURANCE BUSINESS

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Keywords
insurance, insurance company, insurance broker, insured, insur¬ance market, insurance service, insurance culture, insurance advertising

Abstract
This article discusses insurance culture as a factor in the develop¬ment of the insurance business. The author assumes that the image of insurers is directly dependent on insurance culture.

Special attention is paid to management and its role in raising the level of in-surance culture. On the basis of practical experience, insurance culture is related to the specific aspects of an insurance service.

It is assumed that in order for the level of insurance culture to be raised, a certain role is played by advertising.

The author also gives proof not only of the necessity of raising the insurance culture of the employees of an insurance company, but also of the potential users of insurance products.

JEL: G22
Pages: 17

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