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N is for.. Non-admitted
Non-admitted (US, adj) Applied to insurers and reinsurers, non-admitted is the American nomenclature used to describe those risk carriers which are unlicensed in a particular US state.
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Making the Kinnection
Lloyd's has a chequered history when it comes to technology initiatives Can its latest venture be the one to finally come to fruition?
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Going Global
David Rainbow looks at multinational insurers' reinsurance buying strategies
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Reinsurance in The new EU
Adrian Leonard considers the impact of EU enlargement on the reinsurance industry
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Editor's note - Legal: pillars of wisdom
It is somehow appropriate that Global Reinsurance is focusing on what's happening on the legal side of the industry just as the World Trade Center case is being deliberated in New York
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E-Compliance Opportunity
Robert Gogle looks at the relationship between technology and international compliance
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Courting Business
Peter Rogan examines why the reinsurance market provides such good business for the legal profession
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Sharing The Burden
Marie-Louise Rossi explains why the IUA has stepped up its efforts to help the London company market meet an ever-growing compliance burden
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Barely Legal
Alex Letts suggests that externally-demanded reform could finally bring the market into the 21st century
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Front To Back
Thomas FX Hodson reviews the results of a recent survey showing that fronting is falling down the list of concerns for captive owners
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Are The Markets Back On Track?
Salvatore Correnti and Stephen M Sonlin consider whether the investment markets have settled yet, and how re/insurers should approach their asset management strategy
