All Analysis articles – Page 48
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AnalysisBack under the spotlight
The SEC has renewed its interest in Hank Greenberg and former AIG CFO Howard Smith
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AnalysisIAG CEO resigns amid failed QBE bid
Michael Hawker struck a defiant note while acknowledging he had lost investor support
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AnalysisEnd in sight for US collateral rules
Second Transatlantic Economic Council meeting calls for a level playing field
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Navigating stormy seas
Greenlight Re is in capital-preservation mode. The Cayman-based reinsurer, which has a dual engine strategy, split between liabilities and equity, is playing it safe in both the volatile stock markets and softening reinsurance environment. Mairi Mallon reports.
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AnalysisPlumeri opens doors to new skyscraper
The Willis Building "is a monument to our past, current and future", says Plumeri
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AnalysisAIG soldiers on after $7.8bn loss
The size of AIG's record Q1 loss sent shudders through the industry
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AnalysisThe size of a market-changing loss
Could the industry absorb a $50bn catastrophe loss in 2008?
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AnalysisVictory goes to the fastest
Reinsurance giants are racing to gain predominance in Brazil, a market set to double in four years
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AnalysisHouse of Lords overturns HIH rulings
Differences between UK and Australian insolvency laws will affect creditors
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AnalysisBlueprint going nowhere
The US Treasury's blueprint for an optional federal charter is getting mixed reactions
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Grand ambitions
With a renewed focus on the Gulf, Arig is now better placed to take on the rest of the world. Mairi Mallon meets CEO Yassir Al Baharna at the World Insurance Forum in Dubai.
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AnalysisAspen defies market logic
New syndicate launch flies in the face of calls to “tighten belts”
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AnalysisReform on the cards
Proposals could lead to a single US regulator and see an end to 100% collateral rules
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AnalysisCalls for a global regulator
Supervisors will join forces to create a global set of standards
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AnalysisClimate change pioneers
Insurers have taken significant steps but more is needed to combat climate change, say industry leaders at the World Insurance Forum
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AnalysisWIF: You can’t fight the market
“Let’s not deny the cycle, but manage it better,” say industry leaders at the World Insurance Forum
