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Bermuda strides ahead on equivalency
Life
Jonathan Reiss, partner at Ernst & Young, examines how Solvency II will play out for Bermuda’s re/insurance industry and what steps the Bermuda Monetary Authority is taking in order to respond to regulatory demands.   1 November 2011
Whichever way the wind blows
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
To boldly go (space re/insurance)
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
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
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Technology firm, CSC, reports on the problem of reinsurance assets being overlooked as a result of poor data management.   1 October 2011
Re/insurance
Independent proxy, Institutional Shareholders Services, recently provided its view on a possible Allied World-Transatlantic merger, but as Roger Crombie outlines, clarity evidently did not form part of the review.   1 October 2011
Re/insurance
The Middle East and North Africa is a region brimming with opportunities as infrastructure and industrial projects proliferate. Here, Argo Re details the opportunities and challenges presented by the region.   1 October 2011
Re/insurance
Bermuda Re brought together leading figures from the international reinsurance market to discuss capital management strategies in today’s troubled investment environment.   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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