All Global Reinsurance articles in April 2003
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Under-whelming response
Some US companies have been slow to take advantage of the terrorism coverage that is now available to them, says Ronald Gift Mullins.
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Navigating the storm
Chris Don reports on the messages that emerged from day one of the European Insurance Forum 2003.
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Golf or ski?
Thomas FX Hodson outlines the factors that should be considered when selecting a US captive domicile.
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Ketchup with freedom fries
Surprisingly, transatlantic business relationships are unlikely to suffer because of the difference of diplomatic opinion over how to handle Iraq, says Dermott White.
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Exit from reinsurance Hell
Managing workers' compensation exposures can mean higher profits for insurers, says Marcia DeWitt.
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Governing directors and officers
John A Rafferty discusses the Sarbanes-Oxley Act and offers some advice to corporate risk managers looking to find D&O cover for their companies in today's environment.
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Final Destination
Bill Perry says the Destination film finance case reveals some important lessons for back-to-back insurance and reinsurance, contractual terms and retention clauses.
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Dublin debate
The theme of the European Insurance Forum 2003 was 'insurance markets in turmoil'.
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Cayman explosion
The Insurance Managers Association of Cayman and the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority review the Cayman Islands' strong growth as a captive domicile in 2002 and say 2003 looks set to continue the trend.
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Capital Crunch
Capital in the insurance industry is likely to remain restricted in 2003 and the industry is going to have to behave itself for some considerable time or risk extinction, says Chris Hitchings.
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Tug boats, not space ships
Kirby Iken explains the revolutionary new concept of `space tugs' and how they can be used to save or extend the lives of telecom satellites.
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Losing its appetite for risk
Brian Duperreault tells the European Insurance Forum 2003 to beware the new breed of risk-averse insurance manager, says Chris Don.
