All Company articles – Page 449
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Management Systems
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance decided to go along the bespoke systems route for its London market operations.
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Lloyd's back in the black
Lloyd's of London has recently announced its first profits for several years. Sarah Goddard looks at the market's latest results.
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Steady as a rock
Montpelier Re has taken a different road from many of its 2001 classmates, and remains steadfastly Bermuda-based. Sarah Goddard looks at the company that quenched the US IPO drought last year.
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Imagination and vision
Next-generation finite risk took a step forward with the formation of Barbados-based Imagine Insurance Co two years ago.
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Swiss regime change
Adrian Leonard tracks developments at Swiss Re during the Mühlemann-Kielholz years.
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Quality as watchword
Margaret Townsend explains the application of the Six Sigma Quality initiative at GE.
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Optimising business
XL Re has implemented IRIS as its underlying software system to support its rapid expansion, as well as streamline its processing and reporting functions.
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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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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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Technophile
Rowan Douglas explains the changes in attitude towards technology at Willis Re, the reinsurance division of broker Willis, that have helped boost its recent increase in business.
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Survival of the fittest
The sudden demise of several online trading platforms in recent months has significantly reduced the number of companies setting up to provide re/insurance capacity electronically. Alex Letts talks to Global Reinsurance about operational consolidation and what separates the winners from the losers.
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Supermarket
Sandy Weill's decision to oust Travelers P-C operations from financial services conglomerate Citigroup was an initially stunning decision. Ronald Gift Mullins considers the factors behind the sell-off.
