All North America articles – Page 12
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Billionaire investor slams AIG chief executive
Carl Icahn calls for insurer to be broken up
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Aon Benfield expand in Florida to cater for rising demand
Reinsurance broker to hire more staff
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Nassau to buy Universal American arm for $43m
Reinsurance group to snap up Traditional Insurance arm
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‘Volkswagen emission scandal costs could top Libor’: insurance lawyer
DAC Beachcroft partner William Allison on insurance implications
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Eric Andersen, Aon Benfield chief executive: Getting creative is the key to success
Aon Benfield chief executive Eric Andersen says standing still is no longer an option for the reinsurance industry – companies need to find a way to succeed in any market cycle
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Monte Carlo 2015: Fifth Step chief executive Darren Wray on cyber security
Speaking with GR at this year’s Monte Carlo RVS, Fifth Step chief executive Darren Wray has flagged the growing importance of cyber security in the US. According to Wray, this attention to cyber security has come from the top: “there was an executive order by President ...
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Regulations alone won’t ignite insurance CoCo market
The volume of contingent capital securities (also known as CoCos) issued by insurers globally is set to increase
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GR Monte Carlo Special 2015
Read interviews with chief executives from Aon Benfield, Guy Carpenter and Willis Re, as well as our report on the top 20 reinsurance brokers, in association with Swiss Re
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US cedant tactics reinforce market divide: S&P
Rating agency puts out report on ceding strategies
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Ashley Madison hack sparks rise in cyber insurance interest
Brokers note more cyber interest after high-profile data breach
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The US cities most at risk from storm surges
Karen Clark report shows huge underinsurance issue
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Berkshire Hathaway (re)insurance arm posts $38m Q2 loss
Losses driven by Berkshire Hathaway Reinsurance Group
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Marsh targets US SME with Dovetail Insurance buy
Marsh to roll Dovetail into global risk and specialties
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QBE to lose $120m on US sale
Insurer disposes of North American specialist home insurance business
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Willis and Towers Watson agree to $18bn merger
Willis and Towers Watson today announcing that they have merged and the value of the deal is expected to hit $18bn. Willis shareholders will own approximately 50.1% of what will be Willis Towers Watson. Willis chief executive Dominic Casserley said: “These are two companies with world-class brands and shared values. ...