All Global Reinsurance articles in On-Line Archive – Page 90
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Chedid Re wants new PartnerRe MGA to be “market leader” in Middle East
Chief executive Farid Chedid on his aims for the unit
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How reinsurance sellers must evolve or face extinction
Relevance must be the new mantra, argues Hiscox Re’s Krefta
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Asia-Pacific’s growing appetite for global financial risks
Singapore has potential to increase credit and political risk insurance products, says Liberty Underwriters
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Interview: Marsh UK & Ireland chief executive Mark Weil
Marsh chief on acquisitions, future plans, contingent commissions and the London market
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GR interviews: the men in charge of Lockton Re
George Carrington and Mike Hammond on strategy and the future of the firm
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Is cyber risk a myth or reality in Asia?
This was the question posed by JLT at high-level forums held in China, Hong Kong, Indonesia, Japan, the Philippines, Singapore and Thailand
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Insuring the 2014 World Cup: the Munich Re view
Underwriting manager Andrew Duxbury on cancellation insurance implications
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Q&A: Gerardo Garcia, Barents Re
CUO talks business expansion and why a new Cold War is an opportunity for the Panamanian reinsurer
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GR interviews: the man who invented cat bonds
Hannover Re’s Eberhard Mueller on the past and future of his invention
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Why W&I insurance uptake is increasing
CMS Cameron McKenna on what’s driving the uptake of M&A insurance
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How capacity is heading to the specialty markets
Willis’s Alistair Rivers on the shift in investment
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Investments in BRICS countries face more political risk exposure
Aon research shows emerging risks
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Aon's Case on why the Berkshire sidecar deal is 'good for Lloyd's'
Chief executive says sidecar good for all involved
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How firms are hit by European nationalism and political instability
Nationalism is now increasingly dominating the political landscape in Europe
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Could foreign insurers flock to China under new M&A regime?
As China’s regulators relax M&A rules, could this open the previously restricted $288bn market?
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Discover what MENA chiefs think about regional rates, regulation and talent
VIDEO: Watch coverage of the Multaqa 2014 chief executive debate
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How natural disasters and extreme weather events are worsening
Increasingly volatile weather is becoming a global trend and businesses need to be prepared for extreme and unprecedented disruptions
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Bermuda’s opposition responds to premier's plans for the future of reinsurance
Progressive Labour Party finance minister says Bermuda always “open for business” to (re)insurers
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New head of BMS Group in Australia eyes Asia expansion
‘Sydney is the hub and we’re keen to grow further through Asia’, Brett Field tells GR