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Down but not out
Intelligent Insurer analyses the January renewals, finding little sign of a hardening market.   1 March 2011
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Managing political risk in emerging markets
Political risk insurance is a useful though underutilised risk-mitigation tool, especially for investors in emerging markets, says Edith Quintrell.   1 March 2011
Insurance
Credit where credit's due
Despite enduring a rough ride during the credit crisis, trade credit insurance and reinsurance are still very much in demand, as the events of 2008-09 still affect supply chains globally, Intelligent Insurer reports.   1 March 2011
Insurance
A storm in the East
China presents reinsurers with both challenges and opportunities.   1 March 2011
Insurance
Playing with fire
With the worst of the financial crisis over, some insurers are now willing to take on more risk with their investments. However, following their experiences over the last few years, many are treading more carefully than before, reports Intelligent Insurer.   1 March 2011
Insurance
A waiting game
Although the full implications of Solvency II for captive insurers in the EU are not yet clear, many believe that it could change the landscape of the European captive market. Intelligent Insurer investigates the possible implications of the new regulatory regime.   1 March 2011
Insurance
Running to stand still
Despite a number of threats and some even greater challenges Bermuda retains its place at the heart of the international insurance community—for now. But it must remain innovative and keep fighting just to stand still.   1 March 2011
Insurance
The eye of the storm
While the fallout from BP’s Deepwater Horizon oil spill has focused the minds of many captive managers, the wider industry has seen little effect. The main areas of contention revolve around collateral levels and domicile.   1 March 2011
Insurance
Trouble in the outback: reviewing catastrophe losses
The claims falling under excess of loss reinsurance contracts following the exceptional losses suffered in both Queensland and Victoria, Australia, need reviewing. Peter Smith poses and presents solutions to some contract wording questions.   1 March 2011
Insurance
The Neal Bill - is it a protectionist measure or a move that would level the playing field?
II gives both sides in the debate over proposals to tax foreign affiliate reinsurance. It seems an ideal time, as the Neal Bill is expected to be discussed by lawmakers once again following the US Congressional mid-term elections in November 2010.   1 November 2010

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