All Europe articles – Page 209
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A long commute
Run-off practitioners from around the world will converge on London in the middle of March, gathering for the Association of Run-off Companies' annual commutations congress. Leslie-Ann Giovnilli previews the event.
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Captives in Dublin
Captive insurance companies operating both in Dublin's International Financial Services Centre (IFSC) and outside of the IFSC, as at December 2002.
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Tax treatment threatens captives
Chris Morgan and Paul Keeble explain the concept of a controlled foreign company, and the UK tax changes which affect Dublin-based captives.
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A new era for old Business
Financial services regulators are starting to realize that the run-off sector needs a different set of rules, says Philip Grant.
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Boomtime for captives
As the traditional re/insurance market hardens, buyers are increasingly looking to captives to manage their risk exposures, and many are establishing operations in Dublin. By Eamon O'Brien.
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Old books, new home
Nick Eddery-Joel looks at the potential of Dublin as a centre for run-off expertise business and solvent schemes.
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Across the Divide
The original reasons for Ireland's success as a centre for cross-border re/insurance business may have waned, but other criteria have taken their place, says Garvan O'Neill.
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Renaissance for London
David Doe gives his personal view on the current outlook for the London insurance market.
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Fatal saturation
Fifty years ago, the North Sea flooded, bringing widespread physical devastation and massive loss of life in the the UK and the Netherlands. Ceri Wild looks at how it happened and examines the defensive moves made in its wake.
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The reformation begins
Lloyd's of London starts 2003 with a hard market and more capacity than ever. And, as Dermott White reports, the market's reform programme aims to keep it profitable, through good times and bad.
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Swiss regime change
Adrian Leonard tracks developments at Swiss Re during the Mühlemann-Kielholz years.
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Technology: not apologies
Technological revolution in the reinsurance sector has had many false starts, but this time it is for real, and Asia is set to benefit, says Roger Foord.
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Dublin directory
Global Reinsurance provides an up-to-date listing of the international re/insurance sector in Dublin.
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Extending the city limits
Dublin is continuing to grow as a location of international re/insurance organisations. By Sarah Goddard.
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Leading from the back
Michael Taylor explains from the inside how Xchanging is transforming the back office processes of the London market and contributing to its programme of reform.
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Technofile
Paul Evans looks at recent proposals for changes in London market systems, and assesses how technology can aid run-off management.
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A THOROUGHLY MODERN MARKET
Lisa Watson looks at how technology has been instrumental in the modernisation of the London Market.
