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Re/insurance
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
Life
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
Life
Jeremy Cox, chief executive officer of the Bermuda Monetary Authority, outlines the positive and differentiating results of EIOPA’s recent equivalency assessment. 1 October 2011
Re/insurance
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
Re/insurance
Lloyd’s remains the obvious first choice for Bermuda players looking to build out their operations internationally. Bermuda Re asks whether London’s strengths have been diluted by success. 1 September 2011
Re/insurance
Bermuda Re speaks with Alterra and Lancashire about their new sidecar vehicles, the motivations behind their commitment of additional retro capacity and the return of ‘Just-in-time Re’. 1 September 2011
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Bermuda Re examines the deployment and attractions of insurance linked securities and the need for differentiation in the face of the rising threat from collateralised reinsurance and alternative structures. 1 September 2011
Re/insurance
Looking ahead to the reinsurance industry’s annual shin-dig in Monte Carlo, Bermuda Re asked senior figures in the industry for their views on those issues topping the agenda at the Rendez-vous, 1 September 2011
Re/insurance
The fire that began on Deepwater Horizon in April last year has had lasting implications on the marine energy sector. Bermuda Re talks with OCIL and OIL about the ramifications of the event one year on. 1 September 2011
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