In the financial market, participants with good creditworthiness withdraw and thus leave the field to less trustworthy partners (a situation in which financial market participation denotes a negative signal). – A situation in which one contracting party – for example: A situation in which one party to a contract – for example, the policyholder – has an informational advantage over another – the insurer – with respect to the particular facts and circumstances subject to the related contract, and in particular with respect to the risks associated with the related contract. – See factoring, unreal, financing premium, external, house bank, information, asymmetric, credit absorption, middle market bank, moral hazard, adverse selection, rating, risk, riskignorance, structural upheaval, subprime crisis, insurance uncertainties.

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