All Reinsurance Markets articles – Page 15
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Online onlyDuke of York jibe during Willis building launch
New £400m headquarters has destroyed the view from Lord Levene’s window, jokes Prince Andrew
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Qatari reinsurer buys Bahrain National Life stake
Deal will allow for regional expansion of the company’s life products
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Aon appoints non-exec chairman
Lester Knight runs a healthcare-focused private equity company
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Online onlyChina Intl Re gains new licence deadline
Hong Kong firm wins more time in its bid to compete with China Re on the mainland
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Aon appoints UK head of eBusiness and market reform
Broker plans to build on modernisation efforts in accounting and claims
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Cover Story
Paying for catastrophes
Catastrophe losses are getting more and more expensive. Population growth and increasing wealth compound exposures while a changing climate causes more frequent and severe events. Ronald Gift Mullins asks, “Who should pick up the tab?”
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Washed away
Amidst continued recovery from the Midwestern floods and heightened concerns regarding the US levee and dam infrastructure, the insurance industry braces itself for the onset of the hurricane season
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Industry Matters
A long-term view of Latin America
Despite the incredible opportunities in Latin America, the market must shed its old image to fully capitalise, insists Stephen Jackson.
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Insurer reports impact of 2Q storms
15 severe weather events in the U.S. caused up to $18m losses to Argo
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Online onlyFlorida insurance commissioner meets Lloyd’s chairman
Kevin McCarty joins state governor Charlie Crist as part of London trade mission
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Sword opens Bermuda office
IT company will be headed by former broker and underwriter, Stuart Browes
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Online onlyRe giants gain green light for GAUM buyout
Berkshire Hathaway and Munich Re to buy joint control of London-based aviation underwriter
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Former banker joins ACE board
Olivier Steimer was previously CEO of private banking at Credit Suisse
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Goldman Sachs insurers gain A2 rating
Moody’s assesses CALIC, Charleston Re and Arrow Re
