All Reinsurance articles – Page 335
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HISTORY IN THE MAKING
The Reinsurance Association of America has recently published its latest biennial study on historical loss cost developments in certain liability classes in the US.
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Hard as nails?
`Cover Armageddon' failed to materialise at the latest renewals, but the season was, nevertheless, a rocky ride.
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Future not guaranteed
Michael Laporta, Owen Ryan and Chris Gentle see polarisation, optimisation and innovation as the key factors for the success of re/insurers into the future.
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E-business meets fac
Jürgen Petzold, Benita Bierstedt and Johannes Hirata consider the benefits technology can lend to facultative business.
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The internet makes life insurance markets more competitive
Jeffrey R. Brown and Austan Goolsbee assess the impact internet use has had on term life insurance prices in the US, in the winning paper for the e-commerce section of the Lumina Awards.
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Claiming a higher intelligence
Ross Gow suggests the reinsurance industry can better use technology to improve its claims handling.
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Reinsurers take the Limelight
Unsettled relationships between reinsurers and the banking/capital markets.
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A year on the island
aymond Madeiros reviews the past 12 months on Bermuda, and looks to see what the future holds for the incubator island.
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Brave new world
What will the market look like in 2002? Broker Willis has recently issued a market overview outlining what it perceives are the future trends of the industry.
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Awash with money
Billions of dollars of new capital are entering the re/insurance sector, but will it dampen the upturn?
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Pooling resources
High levels of terrorist activity on the UK mainland in the early 1990s led to a wholesale withdrawal of terrorism coverage for property business, and the formation of Pool Re.
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Losses mount
Early estimates of around $10bn insured loss from the WTC and related events look naive in hindsight.
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When one door shuts
oncerns about a capacity crunch in the industry have already led to new capital entering the re/insurance market.
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Catastrophic year
The property/casualty insurance industry looks set for its worst underwriting result ever for the 2001 account.
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Prevention is better than cure
A new set of guidelines for reinsurance purchasing practices may help reduce litigation in the future.
