All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 160
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Online onlyR&Q buys Finnish run-off reinsurer Alma
Run-off buyer will fund purchase from existing resources
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Online onlySwiss Re to take $900m Sandy hit
Estimate based on total insured losses of between $20bn and $25bn
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NewsNew accounting standards delayed until 2016, says Swiss Re
Chief economist says additional metrics needed on insurers’ economic value
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NewsReal estate broker overstates revenue and profits by £835k
Overstatement resulted from introducer fees not being correctly charged
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NewsEndurance appoints global insurance head
Kuhn appointed on day insurer swoops for Galileo Weather Risk Management
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NewsTokio Marine issues profit warning for 2012
Japanese insurer revises forecast down 21bn Yen on Sandy losses
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AnalysisLatAm Reunión 2012: The challenges of the Panama insurance market
Many insurers continue to accept fraud loss as part of the cost of doing business
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NewsEx-Willis Group president joins Beach and Associates
Millwater will begin his role as chief executive and president on 1 January 2013
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NewsHSBC aims to sell $9.3bn stake in Chinese insurer
Ping An sale forms part of bank’s non-core disposal programme
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Online onlyArgo International takes property underwriter from Brit
Neil Russell joins Argo as property class underwriter
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NewsWillis Re adopts single platform
Reinsurance broker’s new software will support global network of 500 users
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Latest IssueObama calls on insurers to act post-Sandy
US president urges insurers to show “heart and spirit” in rebuilding process
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Online onlyAM Best negative on QBE ratings after Sandy losses
Company’s credit ratings under threat if operating performance deteriorates in next 12 months
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Online onlyAon Benfield launches Algeria and Morocco quake models
New models ‘bridge a gap in the market’
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Online onlyKiln syndicate forecast improves in 2010 and 2011
Syndicate 510 could make 7.5% profit in 2011 despite catastrophes
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Online onlyAmlin GWP up 11% as rates rise 3.8%
Company ‘well placed’ to absorb Sandy claims after good nine months
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Online onlyIronshore takes Chartis's chief actuary
Mark Scully joins global insurer’s New York office
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Online onlyChaucer writing political risk from New York
Underwriter Mark McLeod transfers from London to develop account
