All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 19
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News AgendaBurt addresses Innovation and Insurtech Bermuda 2018
Premier of Bermuda David Burt spoke at GR’s Innovation and Insurtech event today, underlining the importance of innovating and staying ahead
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ViewpointsIs our future obscured by the past?
While the past may be our best guide to the future, it offers no assurance that the increased severity we are seeing in claim costs is under control, says Thomas Greene, head of casualty – reinsurance, Liberty Mutual Re
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News AgendaBDA announces Burrows as next CEO
Bermuda’s Business Development Authority has appointed Andy Burrows as its new CEO
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News AgendaIndustry reaction: Theresa May's Brexit withdrawal agreement
Industry experts have their say on the withdrawal agreement
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News AgendaInsurtech spends soar amid disruption threat - Moody’s report
Medium term collaboration with insurtechs reduces the threat of disruption, and in the long term, internet of things will force radical innovation, according to the rating agency’s study
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News AgendaNew perils amid record Q3 for cat bonds – Willis Re
Issuance of non-life bonds reached $1.6bn in the third quarter, a record high, according to reinsurance broker Willis Re
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News AgendaLess stability, more growth – Kessler
More energy and risk taking is needed, not burdensome regulation and capital, Scor chairman and CEO Denis Kessler told an S&P Global event in London
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News AgendaRenRe strikes $1.5bn deal to buy Tokio Millennium Re
TMR bought from Japanese parent by fellow Bermudian RenaissanceRe at 1.02x tangible book value
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News AgendaMunich Re differentiating via services
Cyber, analytics and advisory skills mark out Munich Re’s approach from rivals, its two top Asia Pacific executives told GR
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News AgendaTyphoons creating demand for backup covers
Recent nat cat activity and particularly Typhoon Jebi in Japan have created demand for backup covers
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PublicationGR SIRC 2018: day 3 live
Read the third and final day of GR’s coverage of the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference 2018
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News AgendaSix themes from NMG reinsurance study
A global study looking into the problems facing reinsurance has revealed six major challenges for the market to overcome. Nearly 3,000 respondents from property and casualty (P&C) and specialty insurers and reinsurance brokers were polled for the NMG Consulting’s Global P&C Reinsurance Study 2018, online and ...
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News AgendaChina flood model “first of its kind” - JBA
JBA has released a new flood model for China, which it said is the first of its type
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News AgendaCanopius makes Singapore hires to boost AsiaPac arm
The global specialty re/insurer announced four new hires in Singapore to further its regional expansion
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PublicationGR SIRC 2018: day 2 live
Read the second day of GR’s coverage of the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference 2018
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News AgendaEd acquired by Besso owner BGC
BGC Partners grows it’s Lloyd’s broking presence by acquiring Steve Hearn’s Ed
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PublicationGR SIRC 2018: day 1 live
Read the first day of GR’s coverage of the Singapore International Reinsurance Conference 2018
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News AgendaReducing Indonesia’s protection gap
Protectionism versus the protection gap. By David Benyon
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ViewpointsHow long until a Chinese broker is in the global top ten?
Steve Hearn, CEO of Ed, spoke to GR about Chinese investment, broker consolidation, and growth prospects in Asia
