All Reinsurance articles – Page 333
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Return on information
Igor Best-Devereux argues the case for online reinsurance purchase.
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Rendez-vous reckoner
A year on from the largest ever loss, Dermott White examines how the reinsurance community has come to terms with the events of 2001 and reports with the latest analysis from Monte Carlo's Rendez-Vous 2002.
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Adding it up, one year on
Global Reinsurance has revisited the WTC-related losses one year after the market's largest catastrophe to date.
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Spirit of cooperation
Cedants, reinsurers, brokers and technology specialists recently gathered in Brussels to work out the direction industry systems should follow. Sarah Goddard spoke to some of the delegates to the meeting.
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Follow the settlements,US style
Recent US court decisions mean that `follow the settlements' is not always implied in reinsurance contracts. By Robert S Soderstrom, DJ Sartorio, Bruce M Engel and Eileen Sloan Newlin.
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High on the World
The re/insurance management roller coaster has roared over the dips and humps of the cycle, proving some executives did not have a sufficiently sound constitution to carry on riding. By Adrian Leonard.
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Market moves
Howard Cheetham explains how the reinsurance book has been unravelled over recent months.
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Old skills, new skills?
Re/insurers need to take a new approach to the investigation, analysis and monitoring of exposures, says Phil Devon.
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Property Cat Re-Born
Sarah Goddard looks at the background of one of the most successful property catastrophe reinsurers, Renaissance Re.
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Selective Thinking
Rigorous and quantitative analysis are essential to improving the quality of the reinsurance purchasing decision, according to Oliver Peterken.
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Centre page
Centre has been in the vanguard of providing alternative ways of approaching risk problems. Sarah Goddard looks at one of the industry's foremost innovators.
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Extending the city limits
Dublin is continuing to grow as a location of international re/insurance organisations. By Sarah Goddard.
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Dublin directory
Global Reinsurance provides an up-to-date listing of the international re/insurance sector in Dublin.
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Exclusion troubles
Reinsurers have tried to exclude terrorism risks from treaties, but pressure on insurers in the US to continue covering terrorism risks are resulting in new wordings to accommodate both parties. By Myra E Lobel.
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Breathing New Life
A new breed of life reinsurer has evolved in recent years, mostly domiciling in offshore jurisdictions. By Roger Crombie.
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Challenges of life retrocession
The life retrocession industry is in a state of flux and as business volumes decline retrocessionaires are placing more emphasis on other product offerings in a bid to fuel future growth. By Michael Dekoning.
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Follow the leader
Life reinsurance opportunities in Europe may be generated as a result of the move to start cost shifting from the public to private sectors, says Joseph F Kolodney.
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Life securitisation
Alex Cowley details the first securitisation success in the life insurance market and explains why securitisation is poised to gain widespread use in the future.
