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Re/insurance
January 2012’s renewals were shaped losses in 2011, with rate rises on cat-affected lines and a brightening picture for reinsurers. However, many remain guarded, arguing that further rate increases are needed. 1 March 2012
Re/insurance
The January renewal season is almost upon the re/insurance market and companies are watching carefully to see just which way the wind is blowing—and hoping it’s towards a more profitable future. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Bermuda’s reinsurers outperformed their global competitors in terms of return on equity, but a tough investment environment and shrinking returns losses will create significant challenges in the coming years. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Space may well be the final frontier, but space re/insurance is already a thriving specialty line. Here, Lee Tookey talks about the very specific challenges involved in writing the line. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Bermuda Re spoke with Susan Patschak of Canopius, Bermuda about the company’s enterprise risk management strategy and how recent catastrophe events and asset side ‘cats’ shaped its approach to risk. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Latin America has emerged as an increasingly vibrant reinsurance market, aided by strong regional economic growth and a search for new markets. Bermuda Re examines the potential and nuances of the region. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Reinsurance is set to become more accretive to insurers at January 1, while insurer product innovation will be on reinsurers’ agenda for 2011, says Bryon Ehrhart. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
With Californian insurers now pricing motor insurance by the distance driven, Roger Crombie explores the implications of a more technical approach to underwriting. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Kirsten Faria, senior vice president, Bermuda and international product line manager, healthcare, at Allied
World, outlines changes in the US healthcare landscape and the challenges new contours will create. 1 November 2011
Re/insurance
Infrequent and unpredictable terror events are exposing reinsurers to a soft cycle in which potential unknowns may punish flat pricing, says Tokio Millennium Re. 1 October 2011
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