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Changes are afoot at R&Q as the insurer eyes a wealth of opportunities in the legacy market despite significant competition. 13 April 2023
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By thinking through the needs of their key stakeholders, insurers can develop and execute a comprehensive ESG strategy, say Meredith Jones and Theodore Potgieter of EY. 6 December 2022
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Bermuda’s re/insurers are discovering a sense of urgency around ESG benchmarks and standards, driven partly by multiple proposed new regulations but also a sense of doing the right thing, says PwC. 29 November 2022
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Maryam Golnaraghi, director of climate change and environment at The Geneva Association, opened the organisation’s 2022 Climate Change & Environment Conference with an urgent message and gave Bermuda:Re+ILS an insight into her upcoming research papers. 29 November 2022
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The growth of the life re/insurance sector in Bermuda has been fuelled by the robust yet pragmatic regulatory environment created by the Bermuda Monetary Authority. Here, a spokesperson outlines its approach and future plans. 17 March 2021
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COVID-19 and cat events in 2020 led to a divergence in the way reinsurers approached the 1/1 renewals, as Peter Gadeke, executive vice president at Willis Re Bermuda, explained to Bermuda:Re+ILS. 15 March 2021
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COVID-19 has presented a monumental challenge to countries and businesses everywhere. Bermuda:Re+ILS spoke to the heads of five institutions representing Bermuda’s re/insurance community to find out how the industry has coped. 22 September 2020
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While re/insurers of all types face challenges in the aftermath of COVID-19, there are certain strategic priorities that will apply to all, according to PwC’s latest report, as Arthur Wightman of PwC explains. 21 September 2020
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There is an unwavering desire for alpha, for uncorrelated returns and for new ways of deploying capital. As markets and perspectives evolve, there are different ways to think about how capital can be used, says Ocorian’s Alison Dyer. 21 September 2020
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Digital innovation has become the norm in many industries around the world, but the COVID-19 pandemic has expedited the urgency to move to digital and, out of necessity, has pushed many companies into it much faster than expected, says Chris Maiato of EY. 18 September 2020
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