All Technology articles – Page 30
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Looking to the long term
Gary Watts assesses the benefits technology can bring to London market operations.
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Technology Talkback in the round
Global Reinsurance played host to a recent roundtable discussion, which examined how technology advancements have affected the London market. An intriguing debate ensued.
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Technological advances
The past year has seen a number of technology initiatives steam forward in the London market, according to Andrew Driver.
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Technology: not apologies
Technological revolution in the reinsurance sector has had many false starts, but this time it is for real, and Asia is set to benefit, says Roger Foord.
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Model behaviour
Techniques for predicting the behaviour of natural events, and the losses that they can cause, have developed into a fine science. Markus Aichinger looks at the use of catastrophe models in setting prices for tropical cyclone exposures.
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'Know your customer' goes electronic
The time-consuming demand that financial services providers `know their customers' can now be outsourced and automated, says Kenneth Bryant.
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Software in a soft market
Richard Latham outlines the importance of adequate software systems for captive management.
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Return on information
Igor Best-Devereux argues the case for online reinsurance purchase.
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21st Century Systems and Risks
Global Reinsurance, in association with SAP and Deloitte Consulting, recently hosted a roundtable discussion on systems and risk.
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Capital choice
Financial models are fast becoming an essential tool of the modern reinsurance company, spurred on by the demands of shareholders and regulators. By Dr Peter England.
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Century systems and risk
Roy O'Neil provides an overview of the issues surrounding systems usage in the 21st century.
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Spirit of cooperation
Cedants, reinsurers, brokers and technology specialists recently gathered in Brussels to work out the direction industry systems should follow. Sarah Goddard spoke to some of the delegates to the meeting.
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Protect and survive
Organisations need to ensure survivability when assessing their systems' risk exposures.
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Securing Trust
As increasing volumes of business are transacted using internet-based systems, re/insurers need to ensure information security.
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New solutions
The latest crop of technology offerings will enable life and health insurers to speed up their processes and cut costs, says Maria Thomson.
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Leading from the back
Michael Taylor explains from the inside how Xchanging is transforming the back office processes of the London market and contributing to its programme of reform.
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Limbering up for global competition
Success in the insurance and financial industries in the next decade will require aggressive, innovative development of new baseline capabilities, says Bill Pieroni.
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Social Darwinism
Dave Duden and Dave O'Neil look at the current state of risk management information systems.
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Who picks up the tab when the servers go down?
Traditional re/insurance products do not address the needs of internet-based exposures. By Constanze Brand and Monika Gruber.
