Articles
Alternative Risk Transfer
BNY Mellon deals with three quarters of the world’s top 100 life companies and almost three quarters of the biggest non-life companies. 1 September 2012
Reinsurance
2012 has been a quiet year for catastrophe losses. While this means low insured losses, it also potentially heralds another year without substantial price corrections for reinsurers. Intelligent Insurer speaks to four cedants to gain their perspective. 1 September 2012
Awards
The votes are in and counted. Here, we reveal the winners, runners and riders in the Intelligent Insurer Global Awards 2012. 1 September 2012
Alternative Risk Transfer
The rising popularity of cat bonds is beginning to concern some in the wider reinsurance market. Intelligent Insurer finds out why. 1 September 2012
Insurance
2011 was a turbulent year for many of the Lloyd’s syndicates—but some weathered the storm better than others. Here, AM Best ranks the syndicates’ performance by four criteria, while Intelligent Insurer provides the figures with some context. 1 June 2012
Insurance
With Solvency II rewarding diversification in insurers, many have taken advantage of portfolio transfers to group together what were previously different businesses, thus reducing capital charges. Intelligent Insurer takes a look at the implications. 1 June 2012
Insurance
The aim of Solvency II is to provide policyholders with greater security. However, many life insurers worry that the new rules will make it harder, not easier, for them to achieve stability. Intelligent Insurer investigates why. 1 June 2012
Insurance
We believe Europe will continue to be a major influence on insurance fixed income portfolios. 1 June 2012
Insurance
Whether the Island remains the central hub of the reinsurance world may be questioned these days, yet there is no doubt that investors, analysts and buyers alike set great store on the performance of Bermuda’s insurers and reinsurers. 1 June 2012
Insurance
He has nothing to prove and enough money, reputation and goodwill to enjoy a very happy retirement. Yet at the age of 74, former Aon chairman Pat Ryan is doing it all again with his new company, Ryan Speciality Group. 1 June 2012
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