All Risk Management articles – Page 62
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L is for ... Losses
Losses (noun, plural) Losses present a conundrum: without them there would be no need for insurance, the conventional wisdom informs us, but in the presence of too many losses, the whole industry would disappear.
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Over the seas
Chris Gentle, Roy O'Neil and Michael Ricks look at the growing trend of putting business functions and processes into low-cost jurisdictions.
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Don't shoot the piano player
Are professional advisors meeting the needs of the reinsurance industry, asks Julian Ward.
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The crack survival unit
Nick Line looks at the reserving cycle, while Martin White addresses the issue of managing companies through the underwriting cycle, based on papers(1) they recently presented at GIRO(2003), a conference of general insurance actuaries.
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Accounting for actuaries
How accurate should we expect an actuarial review to be? asks Nigel Allen.
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Property premiums fell 8.8% in last quarter 2003
The cost of property insurance dropped 8.8% in the last quarter of 2003, the first drop in premium prices in any major line of commercial insurance in almost four years, according to the RIMS (Risk an ...
