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Re/insurance
Solvency II remains the test-bed for global regulatory development. Gabriel Bernardino, chairman of EIOPA, discusses the European project’s increasingly global agenda. 1 January 1970
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The US continues to be the leading global market for Bermuda reinsurers. Here, recent developments in the market—model changes in particular—and that market’s undeniable and ongoing potential are explored. 1 January 1970
ILS
Up to $2 billion of capital has entered the industry so far in 2011 and there is the promise of more to come Bermuda Re examines what is attractive to investors and how opportunistic capital is shaping the cycle. 1 January 1970
Life
Key figures at the Bermuda Commercial Bank (BCB) outline the bank’s offering to the insurance and
reinsurance community, and address those challenges faced by BCB and the wider banking industry. 1 January 1970
Re/insurance
Lancashire’s change of tax residency has once again shone a light on corporate relocation. Roger Crombie gives us his thoughts. 1 January 1970
Life
The Bermuda Monetary Authority provides an update on its regulatory change programme, which aims to
balance international commitments with the individual needs of the Island’s re/insurance industry. 1 January 1970
Re/insurance
Tokio Millennium Re’s CEO, Tatsuhiko Hoshina, talked to Bermuda Re/insurance about his plans for diversification and why Bermuda remains a key jurisdiction, ahead of the regulatory curve. 1 January 1970
Life
Richard Lightowler reviews the difficult state of the Bermuda market. 1 January 1970
ILS
A catastrophe modeller is essential when designing a good catastrophe bond. Ben Brookes of RMS explains why. 1 January 1970
Life
The BMA explains how it is enhancing its technical expertise and operational efficiency in preparation for Solvency II. 1 January 1970
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