All Catastrophe articles – Page 45
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Industry Matters
Climate challenge
Trevor Maynard looks at the possible consequences of climate change for insurers.
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Global Matters
Change in the wind
The mid-term elections in the US could spell disaster for the insurance industry.
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Investment Analysis
Top of the Class
It's just over a year since the Class of 2005 entered the Bermuda market. Lindsey Rogerson takes a look at how they have faired in their first year and what prospects lie ahead.
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Features
Contract uncertainty
If ever there was a case that truly underlined the importance of contract certainty - and of issuing a policy in a timely fashion - it is the ongoing battle between insurers and World Trade Center Properties. In the first of a two part series, Peter Schwartz explains the latest ...
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Emission Impossible
Climate change is upon us. But what are the emerging trends and what can the insurance industry do to mitigate the effects? Dr Steve Smith investigates.
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Ruffling feathers
So far the dreaded H5N1 bird flu virus has not mutated into a more deadly form. But if experts are right and it does become a pandemic, life insurers and reinsurers would be hit the hardest, explains Lauren Kalinowski.
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Molecular Revolution
While still in its infancy, nanotechnology is poised to revolutionise the world of technology. But what are the risks associated with its development and are insurers and reinsurers ready? ask Harry Oellrich and Sandy Hauserman.
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Features
Runaway train
There is no holding back the soaring rates on US wind-exposed lines, while in the rest of the world prices are likely to remain level or even soften at the 1 January renewals. And so continues the tale of two markets, despite a non-existent hurricane season, discovers Mairi Mallon.
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Japan: Outlook stable despite storm losses
S&P has maintained its stable outlook on Japanese non-life insurers despite ¥100.5bn in losses from Typhoon Shanshan
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S&P: ERM puts Aspen outlook on stable
S&P has revised its outlook on Aspen to stable from negative
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Aspen welcomes outlook revision
Aspen has welcomed Standard & Poor's decision to revise its outlook to stable
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Hurricane risk outlook higher than normal
RMS has reaffirmed its medium-term five year view of
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Hartford in $247.5m securitisation deal
The Hartford has reinsured its catastrophe exposures through a $247.5m securitisation deal with Foundation Re II
