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Cedants have become smarter and more challenging in their demands around risk transfer solutions, believes Ludger Arnoldussen, member of the board of management of Munich Re. It is thus becoming increasingly important for reinsurers to offer bespoke solutions suited to individual clients’ requirements. 20 October 2014
Insurance
AerCap appears to take the lead again in pressing insurers for aircraft losses. 28 February 2023
Insurance
The winners will be revealed at the awards ceremony on January 23rd at Shangri-La Dubai. 4 December 2024
Alternative Risk Transfer
In June Munich Re was forced to pull the plug on its latest catastrophe bond issuance. While the reasons are not completely clear, this event still represents a defining moment for the ILS markets, as Intelligent Insurer discovers. 4 August 2014
Insurance
Watkins Syndicate, the Lloyd’s syndicate managed by Munich Re Underwriting, has hired a political violence specialist from Markel’s Lloyd’s syndicate. 4 September 2015
Insurance
“Change may indeed be inevitable. Successful change, however, is not.” That was the winner of our quote of month competition in August. Here, with that in mind, we introduce the first Editor’s Choice Awards in which we identify the companies, ventures and individuals best equipped to make change successful. 14 September 2017
Risk Management
Hundreds of cyber insurance luminaries celebrate ‘hotbed of innovation’. 8 February 2024
Insurance
ERGO Insurance Group, a subsidiary of re/insurer Munich Re, is selling its Italian subsidiary ERGO Italia, including the insurance entities ERGO Previdenza and ERGO Assicurazioni to the European private equity firm Cinven. 25 November 2015
Insurance
Australia’s IAG has entered into three agreements to quota share a combined 12.5 percent of its consolidated business from Jan. 1, 2018. 8 December 2017
Insurance
The covered agreement between the EU and the US will establish a level playing field for transatlantic reinsurance business. But as it makes underwriting more attractive for reinsurers from the opposite side of the Atlantic, it is set to increase competition in both markets, adding pressure on pricing and conditions in an already soft market. Other countries like Switzerland don't want to be left behind. 19 January 2017
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