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Out with the old, in with the renewable

Winter 2011

Changing government incentives for renewable energy projects offer some disappointments, but plenty of reinsurance opportunities, finds Gavin Bradshaw… Read more

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Pay now, argue later

Winter 2011

Fiona Robertson asks if "smarter triggers" in parametric covers mean the (re)insurance industry's marriage to insurable interest is over…… Read more

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People moves

Winter 2011

IQ takes a look at some of the big changes in the C-suites of the (re)insurance world… Read more

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Pouring OIL on troubled waters

Winter 2011

Energy mutual OIL is raising limits and reforming windstorm pooling as stablemate OCIL continues to branch out. David Bull investigates… Read more

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Transatlantic insurance claims

Winter 2011

Transatlantic insurance claims are too important - and too expensive - to leave to the lawyers, says Andrea Lloyd… Read more

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Widening the Lloyd's gene pool

Winter 2011

As Lloyd's chairman John Nelson pledges to modernise and internationalise the world's oldest insurance market, Mark Geoghegan and Adam McNestrie assess Nelson's strategy and the legacy of his predecessor, Lord Levene… Read more

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Which way is up?

Winter 2011

As the final touches are put to the 1 January renewals, the only clear trend is uncertainty, says Gavin Davis… Read more

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The end is nigh?

Winter 2011

From the costliest single event to the highest frequency of billion-dollar events, 2011 has been a record-breaking year for natural catastrophes, says Professor Bill McGuire… Read more

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Bridging the gap

Autumn 2011

The search for a global broking platform has been dogged by a lack of substantial progress, but the technology now exists for tapping emerging market potential, says Helen Sainsbury… Read more

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The structure of risk

Autumn 2011

Suki Basi describes the architecture required to deliver a suitable framework for the specialty (re)insurance markets' varied and complex needs… Read more

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