All Global Reinsurance articles in July-August 2004
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A SIMULATING TOPIC
Ernst Rauch explains the complexities involved in windstorm modeling of re/insurance portfolios
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THE SPECTRE OF REGULATION
The recent annual AIRMIC conference revealed optimism and frustration in equal measure among UK risk managers, reports Mark Baylis
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QUANTITY AND QUALITY
Richard Clinton explains how using multiple models can reduce the financial impact of catastrophe modeling volatility
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TERRORISM: TOP PRIORITY FOR SMES?
Terrorism is the least of an SME's problems, explains Harry Roberts
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P is for .. payback
Payback (noun) Payback exists because no one gets anything for nothing, and reinsurance is no exception to the rule.
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VESTED INTERESTS
The Kyoto Protocol is about everything except the climate, says Maria Kielmas
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THE ICE STORM
Business interruption cover has proved a useful addition to property covers when ice storms hit By Ronald Gift Mullins.
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THE HEAT IS ON
Christopher Walker and Mark Way outline the steps Swiss Re is taking to tackle climate change
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FORECASTING STRONGER PROFITS
Niklaus Hilti, Mark Saunders and Benjamin Lloyd-Hughes consider the business application of seasonal hurricane forecasts in property catastrophe reinsurance
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IN THE EYE OF HAZEL
The lessons heeded from the events of 1954 when hurricane Hazel ripped across the US can be applied to the latest catastrophe modeling techniques, explains Dr Atul Khanduri
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NORTHERN EXPOSURE
Andrew Symons and Richard Tosh look at the Exxon Valdez catastrophe and litigation
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AN EVOLVING MARKET
Christopher McGhee looks at recent developments in the catastrophe bond market
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PEAK EVENTS
Martin Stone discusses the current trends in political risk insurance and what this means for clients, brokers and underwriters in the political risk market
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A MARRIAGE OF EQUALS?
Following the failure of inreon last year, Jurgen Petzold and Dr Michael Pickel examine whether e-business and reinsurance can be compatible
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EVOLVING GLOBAL D&O CONCERNS
Don Bailey and Ann Longmore look at the current D&O climate
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CHARTING THE WATERS
The Czech floods of 2002 may have provided the trigger for a giant step forward in modeling flood exposures
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BOXING CLEVER
GR TV will be around and about at this year's Rendez-Vous de Septembre, screening to delegates the highpoints of the 2004 gathering
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THINKING AHEAD?
In the first instalment of a two-part article, Brian Foley suggests that it might be an opportune time for the Irish regulatory authorities to think about monitoring captive insurance companies differently
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FROM ACT OF GOD TO MAN-MADE DISASTER
Professor Sidney Dekker looks at lessons of organisational resilience
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AIRMIC 2004 CONFERENCE
AIRMIC's 2004 conference was one of the liveliest and best attended for years The wide range of talks and workshops gave a glimpse of the changing risk management agenda. Listed below are some of the highlights of the event.
