Reinsurance

Back to basics.

It seems to be time for insurers and reinsurers to reassess the products they offer and the services...

Brazilian hold-up.

Following the opening of Zurich Re's new office in Sao Paulo, Brazil, the firm now has to wait for n...

Disasters waiting to happen.

Insufficient catastrophe reinsurance cover is being bought in many markets, despite overcapacity. Ulrich Schweizer and Maria-Elisabeth Fischer summarise the findings of Swiss Re's latest Catastrophe Market Research Project (CAMARES).

Winds of change blow gently.

Rates, rates and rates were the key topics of last month's reinsurance Rendez-Vous, but an upturn in the market is far from certain. Janina Clark reports from Monte Carlo.

Diving in at the deep end.

Taking over a top reinsurer with no experience of the market might frighten some people, but not Dave Calhoun. Janina Clark meets the new head of Employers Re.

No Net benefit.

Benfield Greig's radical, new Internet-based system could transform reinsurance relationships, but the market is not ready for it. Adrian Leonard reports.

Hard times.

Reinsurers have endured huge losses over the last couple of years due to the high number of catastrophes. In the wake of last week's Monte Carlo Rendezvous, Adrian Leonard analyses the future for the reinsurance rating cycle in London.

The mood in Monte.

On the eve of this year's Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous, Janina Clark asks reinsurers about the present and future state of their market, and gets some conflicting answers.

£164m in the red.

Australian insurer AMP has slipped into the red by A$398 (£164m) partly due to liabilities incurred ...

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