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The US National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) has tested the transfer of flood risk to the private reinsurance sector, paving the way for a large-scale privatisation of US flood risk. While the potential business for reinsurers is significant, it is likely to be a long and complex process. 30 November 2016
Insurance
Against a backdrop of intense competition and deep rate cuts on some lines of business, many reinsurers are pondering diversification as they seek growth. Intelligent Insurer pulls together some of the strategies proposed during the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous. 20 October 2014
Insurance
Insurers should re-examine the suitability of their reinsurance programmes in light of evidence that weather risks are changing and causing more frequent small- to medium-sized losses in many markets, executives from Munich Re said in Baden-Baden yesterday. 21 October 2014
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Munich Re, the largest reinsurance company in the world, has posted a better profit than anticipated for 2013, despite a small drop in its gross premiums written. 4 February 2014
Insurance
Shaun Crawford, global insurance leader, and Malcolm Rapson, partner, Africa insurance sector leader at EY explain the increasing regulatory challenges facing re/insurers in Africa and how the continent is working together to overcome them. 4 August 2014
Insurance
Berkshire Hathaway (BRK) has become the first high profile victim of Standard & Poor’s recent revision of the methodology it uses to evaluate insurance companies. 17 May 2013
Insurance
Specialist insurers and brokers with deep roots in the professional indemnity business are poised to capitalise on a forecast rapid growth in this market over the next four years. 11 December 2013
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Tokio Millennium Re will be ramping up its stateside operations in 2014 with the formation of a US office, as the reinsurer looks to further diversify and expand its global footprint. 22 October 2013
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TigerRisk Partners has developed innovative approaches to making casualty reinsurance more capital-efficient. Dan Miller reports. 10 September 2013
Insurance
Acromas, the parent company of motor services company the AA, has received binding commitments of over £930 million from cornerstone investors ahead of its planned initial public offering (IPO) later this month. 9 June 2014
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