All Editorial articles – Page 188
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      Online onlyNovae expands financial institutions businessNovae has recruited David Leaper to focus solely on writing financial institutions business 
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      Online onlyBach joins Hiscox to grow US businessHiscox has announced the appointment of Carl Bachto spearhead business development operations in the US. 
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      Online onlyBeazley records 3% rate rise across portfolioBeazley is set to confirm that underwriting conditions so far this year have been “satisfactory” 
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      Online onlyCity consortium buys RI3K for £8.3mA city consortium led by IPGL has bought a controlling interest in RI3K 
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      Online onlyHannover Re results hit by €160m Kyrill lossHannover Re has reported a 16.8% increase in group net income for Q1 2007 
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      Online onlyWillis is co-lead in $100m quake securitisationWillis has acted as co-lead manager of an offering of $100m of notes linked to earthquakes in California 
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      Online onlyAspen's income up 97%; record Q1 resultsAspen has reported net income of $121.9m in the first quarter of 2007 versus $61.8m in Q1 2006, up 97% 
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      Online onlyAWAC signs agreement with CV StarrAWAC will increase its US casualty network through a new relationship with CV Starr 
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      Online onlyRenRe's income and premiums dip in Q1RenRe saw a drop in operating income and gross written premiums in the first quarter of 2007 
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      Online onlyLancashire weighs in with strong Q1 resultsLancashire has announced net income after tax was $87.9m for Q1 2007 
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      Online onlyMarkel sees improved combined ratio in Q1Gross written premiums at Markel International were $213m, an increase of 4% in Q1 2007 
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      GR FocusTime for transparencyThe issue of broker transparency is now firmly back in the spotlight with the industry anticipating another regulatory crackdown, this time at the hands of the European Commission. Richard Bucknall and David Margrett suggest the best way forward. 
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      GR FocusPicking up the piecesThe era since Eliot Spitzer's bid-rigging allegations has transformed the insurance brokerage market. Steven Ader assesses the impact on its three biggest players. 
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      Industry MattersNuclear reservesIt may sound far fetched, but it works. Dewi James describes how the nuclear decay process can be used to describe reserving methods 
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         Features FeaturesGR Survey: London And TechnologyCan the London market afford an arm's length relationship with technology? In April, GR ran a survey looking at the importance of technology for the future success of the London market. 
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      Industry MattersManaging investor demandsWith almost $35bn raised since Hurricane Katrina, much of it from the capital markets, the industry must cater to this important source of capacity, explain Jean-Bernard Crozet and Colum D’Auria 
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      Online onlyWillis rejects proposed supplemental compensation plansJoe Plumeri, Willis chairman and chief executive, commenting on the decision to reject supplemental compensation proposals. 
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      Industry MattersClimate change is hereWith predictions for a highly active hurricane season in 2007, Trevor Maynard considers the ompact of climate change on natural catastrophes. 
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         CEO Q&A CEO Q&ACEO Q&A: James Summers"All the best brokers have natural passion, in fact any good leader will always demonstrate passion and confidence in what he or she does," says James Summers, chief executive of Cooper Gay & Co. 
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      Industry MattersHedging cat perilsAllianz’s new catastrophe bond covers flooding in the UK by offsetting the risk against North American earthquakes, explains Marc Hannebert 
 


