All Casualty articles – Page 2
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AnalysisQ&A: Bill Keogh
'EQECAT doesn't do predictions', president Keogh says - it's all about managing uncertainty
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Online onlyHannover Re aims to increase Asia-Pac capacity
Hannover Re is aiming to increase its capacity in Australia in 2011, despite recent large losses in the area.Ulrich Wallin, chief executive of the German reinsurer said in a media briefing: “As far as our own policies are concerned, following all the losses, we intend to expand our capacity in ...
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PartnerRe $807m Q1 loss "significant"
Partner Re‘s first quarter results have been hit by a net loss of $807m which was “significantly in excess” of expectations. The Bermuda-based reinsurer recorded an operating loss of $735.6m for the first quarter of 2011. This compares to an operating loss of $50.4m for the first quarter of 2010.PartnerRe ...
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Country FocusIsrael: Eye of the storm
Israel is a relative oasis of calm in a region being torn apart by civil war and natural disaster. GR reports on the state of the nation for the reinsurance sector
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Online onlySouthern US hit by record tornadoes
Widespread destruction across Mississippi and Alabama
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Online onlyAon Benfield joins China to boost typhoon research
Alliance aims to develop historical database to help with consistent risk profiling
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NewsQatar break
As the diminutive Arab emirate limbers up for the huge logistical challenge that is the 2022 World Cup, Ben Dyson assesses whether this high-profile footballing event will register on global (re)insurers’ score cards
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Online onlyAmlin enters casualty reinsurance in Bermuda
Managing director says the move is a "natural progression"
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Online onlyBaden-Baden: Profitable opportunities still exist – Swiss Re
Earnings improvement possible without shrinking
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Online onlyBMS appoints Chicago VP
Specialist (re)insrer aims to grow P&C team and increase broking business
