All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 75
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AnalysisPool Re hires Hiscox's Masojada as non-exec director
Hiscox chief executive to bolster Pool Re board
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AnalysisQ&A: ABIR president Brad Kading on the reinsurer of 2020
Kading on the future, great challenges and transformation
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AnalysisXL Catlin to save $250m in synergy drive
Firm to make savings in streamlining processes and systems
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Online onlyGR Summer 2015
Magazine includes: coverage of the closed door debates at Multaqa 2015 and a roundup of GR’s fourth Executive Briefing in Dubai; interviews with IGI’s Andreas Loucaides and Wasef Jabsheh, and ABIR’s Brad Kading discusses the future of reinsurance; analysis on the role of specialty insurance hubs; and an investigation into ...
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AnalysisQ&A: Lloyd’s Dubai and Beijing heads on the market's global plans
Mark Cooper and Songlin Chen on ambitions, local knowledge and surprises
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AnalysisCanopius appoints Stuart Davies as group chief executive
Michael Watson to remain as chairman
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AnalysisThe biggest threats to insurers’ reputations
Senior insurance executives air views on the best way to protect corporate reputations
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AnalysisSwiss Re predicts greatest emerging (re)insurance threats
The SONAR update outlines the next high-impact risks
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AnalysisWhy a Google court case could boost cyber insurance uptake
But the court ruling is also a warning to liability underwriters
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AnalysisWho will lead the new UK broker M&A era?
With Gallagher and Towergate inactive, smaller players are set to move into the mid-market
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AnalysisCould the earthquakes in Nepal hinder or help penetration of the region?
These recent events may make this country less appealing to local reinsurers than meets the eye
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AnalysisInterview: IGI chief executives Jabsheh and Loucaides
In an era when ’big is beautiful’ in reinsurance terms, one of MENA’s home-grown (re)insurers is opting for a more considered approach as it quietly solidifies its empire
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AnalysisMarsh promotes Porter-Wright to UK specie head
Broker finds successor to fill Philip Turner’s shoes
