Leveling Indices Affecting Profit Maximization in Insurance Companies Using Interpretive Structural Modeling (ISM)

Profitability is one of the most important elements that all stakeholders in a corporation attach great importance to. As managers use profit and profit to represent their performance, shareholders decide to hold or sell their stock based on corporate profitability; financial institutions pay corporations credit based on profitability, and ultimately capital. Investors make the decision to buy corporate stock based on profitability. According to micro theories, companies try not to maximize their profits. The two goals may be to maximize the profits and wealth of different shareholders. By investing in risky activities and schemes, the company may increase the profits of the company and may reduce the value of shareholders and shareholders' wealth. This research is applied in purpose. According to the nature and method of data collection, scientific research can be divided into five groups: historical, descriptive, correlation, experimental and causal. This study is descriptive and case study in nature and method. In this study, due to the nature of the work and the use of ISM technique, a structured interview with a questionnaire was used to collect data. According to the ISM model, the most influential indicator is 4) technology and 6) quality of service, and 12) equity return is identified.