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Re/insurance
Success in diversifying into the casualty arena will come to those who can leverage existing relationships, demonstrate expertise and prove that they are in for the long haul, as Bermuda:Re+ILS finds out. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
Risk models are more important than ever to the way re/insurers operate. It is therefore no surprise that a growing demand has developed for models covering new perils, new regions and customised offerings, as Steve Bowen explains to Bermuda:Re+ILS. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
Australia and New Zealand are an attractive prospect for many Bermudan reinsurers seeking diversification—and despite the large losses of 2010 and 2011 they have remained committed to the region. Bermuda:Re+ILS finds out why. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
Establishing a foothold in the European market can be lucrative for Bermudan reinsurers, but it is also a long and painstaking task, Bill Miller, KPMG Bermuda’s head of actuarial, tells Bermuda:Re+ILS. 20 October 2014
ILS
In what is a very competitive environment, reinsurers are weighing their options—which include mergers and acquisitions and diversification. Bermuda:Re+ILS invited leaders from a number of Bermuda players to our annual Monte Carlo Reinsurance & ILS Round Table to debate the options available to reinsurers and describe how they see the future. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
One year after Kane SAC launched its private cat bond platform, Kane Bermuda’s managing director, Robert Eastham, talks to Bermuda:Re+ILS about the platform’s success and how Bermuda paved the way for its initiation. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
Bermuda:Re+ILS editorial panellist Bradley Kading, president and executive director, ABIR, gives his views on
the deployment of excess capital. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
The role of a reinsurance CFO has changed dramatically in recent years and a plethora of new regulations means it is not getting any easier, as Michael McGuire, the CFO of Endurance, explains to Bermuda:Re+ILS. 20 October 2014
Re/insurance
Reinsurers usually bear the brunt of losses when it comes to marine disasters, and the specific circumstances of such losses have implications with regard to risk management. Two recent events demonstrate startling similarities which are likely to affect premiums. 30 September 2014
Re/insurance
Business volumes in the Chinese market continue to develop in most lines of business, supported by underlying growth and client demand. Yet foreign reinsurers have, to date, been unable to crack such a vast, self-contained market. 30 September 2014
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