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Rise of the kraken - challenges to Bermuda
Life
A variety of risks threaten Bermuda and its re/insurance industry. Here, some of the most challenging threats, and the potential opportunities they create, are explored.   11 April 2013
The 'silver-linings' portfolio
Re/insurance
US workers’ compensation is facing its fair share of challenges, but forward looking writers of the ultimate love-it-or-hate-it line can see a bright side.   10 April 2013
The Caribbean: cracking the market
Re/insurance
A politically diverse region with global influences and frequent natural disasters, the Caribbean presents challenging and complex opportunities as a re/insurance market.   10 April 2013
Re/insurance
With the Bermuda market’s 2012 annual results in and tallied up, we spoke with Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s about successes achieved in 2012, strategies for future growth and developing investor appetite.   9 April 2013
Re/insurance
Sidecars are once more back in vogue, with a number of Bermuda markets deploying capacity in recent months. Bermuda Re examines the latest crop and asks is it opportunity or strategy?   9 April 2013
News
Bermuda Re brought together leading figures from the Bermuda market for a roundtable to discuss key issues in 2012 and beyond, with insights from the event providing an invaluable barometer of the market.   18 February 2013
Re/insurance
Standard & Poor’s review of the Bermuda market in 2011 and 2010 finds last year to have been a difficult 12 months for the industry. Enterprise risk management (ERM) has helped the industry ride out the storm.   2 November 2012
Re/insurance
A significant earthquake in California is overdue, according to seismologists. When the ground shakes, what could it mean for the reinsurance industry?   2 November 2012
Re/insurance
US hurricane events remain the cat world’s number one bogeyman. But what would be the implications of the next big event, and what has changed post-Katrina?   2 November 2012
Re/insurance
Insurers have always used discrimination—in the discerning sense—to price and evaluate policies. Now EIOPA wants to take away that ability, and all in the name of political correctness.   1 November 2012

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