All Archive articles – Page 12
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A devastating reminder
It was with disbelief and then horror that the world watched the images broadcast across the globe of the Indian Ocean tsunami which struck on 26 December
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TESTING THE TREATIES
Investor claims under bilateral investment treaties are mounting up in the arbitration courts, but their real test will be on the streets, says Maria Kielmas
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SEARCHING FOR STANDARDS
Maria Kielmas looks at the expansion of global Islamic financial institutions and the challenges involved in addressing the needs of customers, regulators, liquidity and jurisprudence
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GOOD LONG-TERM PROSPECTS
Harald Nebelung believes that the expanded EU offers growth opportunities - but don't expect an instant revolution!
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GOING FOR GROWTH
The Asia-Pacific region holds out the promise of substantial growth for reinsurers, but they need to take care, warns Paul Collins
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SOME WAY TO GO
Russia has its attractions, and the proportion of premium for 'classical' business is growing, but it is not a market for the faint of heart, warns Adrian Leonard
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DEVELOPING POTENTIAL
While Dubai sets out its stall to attract leading financial institutions, Bahrain has already made significant progress Gordon Feller writes.
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THE CHANGING FACE OF GIC
Shirish Nadkarni interviews General Insurance Corporation's chairman, P C Ghosh
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BEHIND THE GREAT WALL
China is relaxing restrictions, but how will foreign insurers fare in a market where having the right connections is vital and many believe insurance brings bad luck? Benjamin Chang writes
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IN THE ASCENDANT
Julian Taylor and Carlos Andres Rodriguez believe that Colombia holds huge potential for insurance growth
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Q is for .. quota share
Quota share (noun, adjective) Sharing is a concept generally regarded as positive.
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FACING FAC
Timothy K Pitcher looks at some of the challenges faced by the US property facultative market
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CYCLING THROUGH ENERGY
During the last three years, rates in the global energy market have shown signs of relative stability after some roller coaster years Peter Stow considers the current factors driving the market cycle and how they will affect its future.
