All Risk Management articles – Page 13
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AnalysisGraduating from 2005
The Class of 2005 have had an easy ride so far. Could 2008 be the year that finally tests them properly?
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Bond reinsurers' ratings under threat
BluePoint Re, Channel Re and RAM Re all on creditwatch negative, reveals S&P
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MMC to declassify its board of directors
All directors would become subject to annual election reveals chairman Stephen Hardis
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Raft of negative actions on US mortgage insurers
S&P revises outlooks on a number of troubled mortgage insurers in US including United Guaranty, an AIG subsidiary
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First parametric index for European wind
RMS' Paradex Europe Windstorm uses the modelled relationship between wind speed and damage to calculate insured loss estimates
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Marsh continues to expand product risk practice
Consultants Tracey Bensted and Hester Shaw join London office
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Record income for Max Capital
2007 sees increased life and annuity business written; board approves $100m share buyback plan
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AM Best affirms Platinum ratings
Operating margins could face pressure given the degree of rate softening in its key markets
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Ambac rejects Buffett's reinsurance offer
Plan to reinsure $800bn in securities turned down by one of three bond insurers
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Online onlySolvency II to cost insurers up to €25m each
UK insurers expect to spend up to £300m-£400m through 2012, discovers Accenture
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Spate of senior hires at Ascot
Alex Lumby is named CEO of Ascot Renewco after David Wright resigns
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Oil in risky future
Aon's political risk map warns oil multinationals face increased political and economic risks
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Online onlyPCI calls for responsible cat risk solution
A federal backstop should not include “artificial market restrictions”, warns CEO Sampson
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Arch profits leap in 2007
Reinsurer sees a marginal drop in premiums; completes share buyback worth $537.1m
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Further downgrades on Ballantyne Re
Mark-to-market losses have increased, putting additional strain on the structure, says S&P
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AnalysisLandmark legal decision
The recent Stoneridge decision has the potential to turn insurance class actions on their head
