All Global Reinsurance articles in April 2001
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When less is more
The risk manager's role in minimising liability in a class action settlement.
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The human touch
Based on a paper presented at the recent IMIA conference, Roger Cottell and Andrew Morton discuss human factors in engineering risk.
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Healthy trend
The challenges facing health benefits in the new millennium are multifarious.
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Facilitating fac
Jurgen Petzold considers the effects of target-oriented management on facultative reinsurance.
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Expert Solutions
In an increasingly complicated economic world, providers of risk and insurance solutions are expected to offer highly specialised expertise.
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Learning from experience
Methods applied by NASA provide useful insights on how to implement the most cost effective mitigation program for reducing critical asset risk exposures to hurricanes.
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Medmal examination
Robert T. Allen puts the US medical malpractice market under the spotlight.
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Enterprising times
Enterprise risk management is fundamentally changing the way companies think about, measure and manage risk.
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In the event of disability
The basic tools of disability management build a strong return-to-work ethos at the workplace
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New dimensions of enterprise-wide risk
Lawrence Pistell raises concerns about the potential lack of enterprise-wide knowledge in the new bank/insurer institutions and potential consequences for the global economy.
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Déjà vu
With the workers' compensation system back in trouble again, Nancy Froude argues in favour of market-correcting discipline.
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Debt debut
Technology firm city3k has launched what is believed to be the re/insurance industry's first debt exchange.
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Different sides of the same coin
The other side of insurance and capital market convergence, transferring capital market risk to the insurance market.
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In captivity
More sophisticated risk management techniques combined with tighter conditions in the conventional re/insurance market bode well for captive formations around the world.
