All Global Reinsurance articles in March 2004
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Staying Power
George Sandars and Stephen McGlennan review today's market for blended products, concluding that, this time, blended products may be here to stay
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Perfect Pitch
Stephanie Mocatta explains how the pitch process has changed in the past three years
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Oil on Troubled Waters
Fifteen years after the Exxon Valdez grounding and fourteen years after Iraq's invasion of Kuwait, the re/insurance community is still facing legal issues arising out of these events
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Murder, Mystery and Mayhem
Leslie-Ann Giovnilli previews this year's ARC Congress, which is following a thriller theme
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Matching smoke and mirrors
Re/insurers are not as insulated from the foreign exchange markets as they would like to believe
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L is for ... Losses
Losses (noun, plural) Losses present a conundrum: without them there would be no need for insurance, the conventional wisdom informs us, but in the presence of too many losses, the whole industry would disappear.
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Incentive Schemes
Dan Schwarzmann and Nigel Rackham examine the growing popularity of schemes of arrangement
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European wind-up
Timothy Goodger looks at the impact of new European legislation surrounding the winding-up of insurance businesses
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Editor's note
Fifteen years ago this month, the Exxon Valdez grounded in Prince William Sound in Alaska
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Continent drifts towards run-off
Nick Eddery-Joel looks at the different approaches to run-off business across Europe
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Spring Clean-up
As shareholders take a closer interest in run-off, Philip Grant asks whether it's time to severely brandish the broom
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Mitigating Circumstances
Business mitigation techniques not only help manage run-off, but can easily pay for themselves
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An inspection calls
Simon Kilgour and Tim Harmer examine inspection problems and how to tackle them
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The Regulator bites back
John Edmond examines run-off Down Under and the impact of the APRA prudential reforms
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Schematic Approach
Graham Tomaszko asks whether the increasingly quick closure of schemes is a positive step or a worrying trend
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All's FAIR in Senate and law
Rick Farrell and Mary Lyman assess whether US asbestos litigation reform is still a viable prospect
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Converium aims to stay
Ronald Gift Mullins talks to the management at Converium about changes in the industry, and how the reinsurer is adapting
