A Study of Cash Holdings and Capital Structure on Financial Performance in Listed Insurance Companies in Vietnamese Stock Market

Research on cash holdings and capital structure in insurance companies is an important area to understand how insurance companies manage and utilize their financial resources. Studies focus on analyzing the decisions of insurance companies regarding cash holdings and the influencing factors such as investment strategy, financial risk, capital requirements, and industry regulations. By analyzing financial data and performance indicators, researchers can gain insights into the impact of these factors on the cash holdings of insurance companies. Additionally, research also focuses on the relationship between cash holdings and financial performance, including profitability, growth, and risk. The capital structure of insurance companies is also a significant part of research in this field. Studies often concentrate on analyzing how insurance companies structure their capital, including debt-to-equity ratio and leverage ratio. By understanding the capital structure better, researchers can assess financial risk, liquidity, and financial strength of insurance companies. Research on cash holdings and capital structure in insurance companies plays a vital role in providing in-depth information and understanding of financial management in the insurance industry, while supporting managers in making optimal strategic decisions.