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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
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
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
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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
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Asia has emerged as an attractive prospect for Bermuda players intent upon diversification and developing their global presence. Here, Bermuda Re examines the potential of an increasingly prominent
and sophisticated market for Bermuda re/insurance. 1 October 2011
Life
Recent dramatic changes to US wind models prompted a torrent of accusations that the modelling industry had acted irresponsibly. Bermuda Re spoke with the big three modelling firms about the implications. 1 October 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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Bermuda Re reports upon the major developments, discussion points and controversies affecting the Bermuda re/insurance industry at this year’s Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous. 1 October 2011
Re/insurance
Despite a run of softening years, pressure on casualty lines is yet to prompt a turn, with troubled economic conditions and higher insurer retentions likely to sustain a troubled period for casualty reinsurers. 1 October 2011
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Regulatory demands are placing an increasing emphasis upon the quality and value of data, but as David Ciera at KPMG argues, the necessity of effective data capture will prove beneficial to the re/insurance industry. 1 October 2011
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