Tables index

From

Risk of Fraudulent Claims and Financial Distress in Non-Life Insurance Companies in Kenya: A Structural Equation Modeling Approach

John Mose Michira, Agnes Njeru, Florence Memba

Journal of Finance and Economics. 2021, 9(4), 130-139 doi:10.12691/jfe-9-4-2
  • Table 1. Average Z-scores for the Financially Distressed Insurance Companies [Insurers’ Serial No.-A, Average for 10 years-B]
  • Table 2. Criteria for Model Validation available in the semPLS R package
  • Table 3. Responses to statements/questions in Likert Scale (Latent variables and indicators) [Latent variable-A, Respondents-B, Strongly Disagree-1, Disgree-2, Total Disagree-3, Agree-4, Strongly Agree-5, Total Agree-6]
  • Table 4. Factor loadings in Model 1
  • Table 5. Bootstrap Estimates, Standard errors, and 95% Confidence Intervals for the Path Estimates [Path-A, Estimate-1, Mean Bootstrap Estimate-2, Bias-3, Standard Error-4, 95% bca Confidence Interval-5]. Outer Model: Lower-B, Upper-C; FC-D, IRA-G, & FD-H
  • Table 6. Total, Direct and Indirect Effects
  • Table 7. Summary of Mediating effects Tests
  • Table 8. Dimensionality Indices
  • Table 9. Loadings/ Correlations between MVs and LVs
  • Table 10. Coefficients of determination, R2, Communality and Redundancy