All Global Reinsurance articles in February 2002
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Supermarket
Sandy Weill's decision to oust Travelers P-C operations from financial services conglomerate Citigroup was an initially stunning decision. Ronald Gift Mullins considers the factors behind the sell-off.
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Seeking A New Way
Phil Zinkewicz assesses whether the current changes in the reinsurance market are pushing buyers towards alternative forms of risk capital, particularly for terrorism cover.
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Meeting point
Jim Moran gives a few hints on maximising the opportunities offered by attending `rendez-vous' gatherings.
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HISTORY IN THE MAKING
The Reinsurance Association of America has recently published its latest biennial study on historical loss cost developments in certain liability classes in the US.
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Hard as nails?
`Cover Armageddon' failed to materialise at the latest renewals, but the season was, nevertheless, a rocky ride.
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Future not guaranteed
Michael Laporta, Owen Ryan and Chris Gentle see polarisation, optimisation and innovation as the key factors for the success of re/insurers into the future.
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Forward filing
Riskclick aims to provide a seamless solution to document management in the insurance sector.
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E-business meets fac
Jürgen Petzold, Benita Bierstedt and Johannes Hirata consider the benefits technology can lend to facultative business.
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Cost of voices-off
George Tipper explains VOIP, one of the latest technologies to hit the business sector.
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The internet makes life insurance markets more competitive
Jeffrey R. Brown and Austan Goolsbee assess the impact internet use has had on term life insurance prices in the US, in the winning paper for the e-commerce section of the Lumina Awards.
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Claiming a higher intelligence
Ross Gow suggests the reinsurance industry can better use technology to improve its claims handling.
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Insurance accounting - where next?
Hitesh Patel outlines the proposed reforms of accounting methods for re/insurers.
