All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 376
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Online onlyUK flood costs top £500m
RMS says flooding worst for seven years in UK and insured losses could top £500m
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Paris Re details $240m IPO
Paris Re has announced the launch of its initial public offering and listing on Eurolist
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Swiss Re launches cat bond indices
Swiss Re Capital Markets launches new cat bond indices in conjunction with S&P
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ACE opens new life company in Europe
ACE has gained approval to establish a new London-based life insurance company, ACE Europe Life
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Guy Carp hires global chief economist
Guy Carpenter has appointed Joan Lamm-Tennant as global chief economist and risk strategist
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Arch opens shop in Denmark
Arch Reinsurance has opened its accident & health reinsurance operations in Copenhagen, Denmark
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Online onlyNat cat losses will be off the scale
A Japan earthquake could cost $1trn, warns Professor Bill McGuire
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RMS expands European coverage
Risk Management Solutions has expanded its coverage of earthquake modelling in Europe
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Guy Carpenter expands presence in Bermuda
Guy Carpenter has appointed a new head of office and expanded its office capabilities in Bermuda
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US reinsurance bill approved
The Nonadmitted and Reinsurance Reform Act of 2007 has been approved
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CastlePoint ratings on negative review
AM Best has placed CastlePoint’s financial strength ratings of “A-” under review with negative implications
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Insurance sector must embrace change
S&P's European Insurance Symposium has urged insurers to embrace change
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Lloyd’s signs risk modelling agreement with Benfield
Five-year contract provides access to consulting, natural peril and financial modelling
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S&P assigns ratings to Swiss Re cat bond
S&P has assigned ratings to Fusion Re, a Swiss Re cat bond covering typhoons in Japan using a CAT-Mex trigger
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Florida Commission rejects new RMS predictions
RMS warns Florida could be leaving insurers and their policyholders “more exposed than they believe”
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Online onlyBusiness as usual in Bermuda
The president of the ABIR warns that rival jurisdications could attempt to exploit Bermuda's problems
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Online onlyFarewell to catastrophe reinsurance?
A spate of new cat bonds suggests insurers increasingly prefer the capital markets for risk management
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Press victory “disappointing” says Bermuda premier
The press in Bermuda has won the right to print the contents of a leaked police file which names the premier, Dr Ewart Brown
