All Run-off articles – Page 8
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SupplementsValuing run-off
The KPMG/Association of Run-Off Companies Run-Off Survey 2005 put the UK non-life run-off market at £38.4bn, or 23% of the total non-life liabilities, and the life run-off market at £135bn, representing 14% of the total UK life market.
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Supplements
Roundtable
Tore Kalmeborg: We have a very good cross-section of the market here today, and therefore perhaps a good starter question is to ask what the key factors are which have contributed to the dramatic growth of the international run-off market and whether this growth will be sustainable going forward? Lee ...
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GR Focus
The run-off gatekeeper
Is the role of the broker that of doctor or mortician when it comes to the run-off market? ask Stephanie Mocatta and Richard Whatton
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GR Focus
Starting a new chapter
The Mutuelle du Mans Assurance Account Chapter 15 decision has given rise to a series of "firsts", according to Selinda Melnik
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GR Focus
The catalyst for growth
What have been the key drivers that have seen the UK life run-off market double in size in only five years? Darryl Ashbourne provides his insight
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Global Matters
The end of an Alea
Besieged Bermudan reinsurer Alea sells off key parts of its business.
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GR Focus
A class divide
In light of the recent BAIC decision - now on appeal - Richard Gregorian and Devi Shah question what this means for future run-off cases
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Features
A wake -up call
If the BAIC decision taught us anything, it's not to be complacent, warns John Winter
