All Editorial articles – Page 95
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Brit boosts its global markets business
Jennifer Martin and Janet Henderson become divisional underwriting directors
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State rejects US run-off claims
Case against Randall & Quilter subsidiary was “without merit”
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Chaucer sees small Q1 premium rise
Acquisition of syndicate helps to boost underwriting capacity
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Aon Rück names Thofern CEO
Jan-Oliver Thofern takes over as CEO and chairman of Aon Re Global's German branch
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Three more ACORD Awards for RI3K
Paperless trading service provider recognised for achievements in standardisation
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New chair and CEO for Arch Worldwide
Current COO Mark Lyons will replace current chair and CEO Ralph Jones, who is retiring
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Munich Re in $300m Japanese quake bond
Earthquake risks were transferred to the capital markets on behalf of Japanese mutual, Zenkyoren
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Moody's: Recession will hurt insurers
North American life and property & casualty have experienced "meaningful" investment losses
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New role for Priebe at Guy Carp
David Priebe will head up a dedicated global client development group to build new business
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Catastrophe premiums down 8% - Catlin
Net premiums grow slightly due to continuing benefits from Wellington acquisition
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Argo complete Heritage buyout
Acquisition is part of Argo's "evolution as a leading international specialty underwriter"
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Greenlight Re records $4.8m loss for Q1
Gross premiums grew to $70.8m, up from 38.1m in Q1 2007
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Amlin premiums fall 9.3% as rates soften
No material claims notifications are expected from the China earthquake
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Country Analysis
Germany: Waking the bear
Germany’s strong economy and heavyweight reinsurance players can do little to hold back the credit crisis. Many recognise the impact of subprime will go much deeper than first thought, as Herbert Fromme reports.
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Features
Bermuda shorts in Lloyd’s
Bermudians flocked to Lloyd’s last year, driven by the need to diversify into new markets. Given the two-way traffic between the jurisdictions, do Bermudians and Londoners make a natural fit? Or are Bermuda shorts proving a chilly option for Lloyd’s? Mairi Mallon investigates.
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GR Focus
The talent time bomb
Those who are managing the world’s biggest risks are neglecting one of the major hazards for their own business – continuity of skills. David Banks looks at the talent crisis facing the London market and its interests abroad.
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Industry Matters
A capital way to measure risk
With new solvency laws, Bermuda should remain untroubled by capital adequacy problems or policyholder losses, explains Warren Cabral.
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Captive king
Despite its grand ambitions, the Cayman Islands is not yet a serious rival to Bermuda’s reinsurance crown. But it is the world’s second-largest captive jurisdiction. Ana Paula Nacif reports.
