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With the pressures as they are on both underwriting and investment returns, the London Market must modernise or lose business, argues Richard Clark, head of business development at Xuber, a part of CSC. 6 October 2016
Insurance
The advent of Solvency II led many European countries to tweak their reinsurance laws—in a way that will hinder US reinsurers wishing to write business in those countries. Intelligent Insurer reports. 30 September 2016
Insurance
Ed, the re/insurance and specialty broker formerly known as Cooper Gay, has introduced a new accident and health (A&H) division with appointment of Graham Roberts as head of A&H. 22 September 2016
Insurance
Touriga Risk, a specialist managing general underwriter, is aiming to launch its underwriting capacity at Lloyd’s by December 15, 2016, following the redomiciling of its business to London from Texas in June. 14 September 2016
Insurance
At the annual Bermuda Re+ILS Monte Carlo reinsurance/ILS roundtable in association with Markel, 10 senior executives from the industry debated the changing face of risk transfer and Bermuda’s central role in that process of change. 13 September 2016
Insurance
Outdated or inaccurate boundary data is itself a risk to re/insurers. On the other hand, precise and up-to-date boundary data can help develop new markets quickly, Matthias Hauschild, senior consultant for financial services at GfK, tells Monte Carlo Today. 12 September 2016
Alternative Risk Transfer
Having weathered competitive and recessionary challenges, Bermuda is experiencing a renaissance of sorts. Turbulence and uncertainty in other global hubs are making the industry’s traditional incubator of change look very much like a safe harbour for companies seeking robust and innovative risk-transfer solutions. Bermuda:Re+ILS reports. 2 September 2016
Insurance
XL Catlin has updated its active assailant coverage to include the use of road vehicles in an attack. 1 September 2016
Insurance
Now that the immediate post-referendum dust has settled, the re/insurance industry is taking a close interest in the nature of the UK’s negotiations around leaving the EU and what it will mean for cross-border trade. Intelligent Insurer reports. 16 August 2016
Insurance
The Japanese port of Nagoya and the Chinese port of Guangzhou top a ranking of ports at the greatest risk of potential losses from catastrophe risk, according to an analysis from risk management firm, RMS. 9 August 2016
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