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Reinsurance
While the investment returns of some of the top reinsurers improved in 2012, the industry must explore alternatives if its biggest players are to remain competitive in the future.
An Intelligent Insurer report. 16 April 2013
Reinsurance
With a firm foothold in the MENA region, Saudi Re is now looking to capitalise on its position in the market while also diversifying into new markets and lines of business, as Fahad Al-Hesni, chief executive of Saudi Re, explains to Intelligent Insurer. 16 April 2013
Insurance
Despite the global economic crisis and the upheavals of the Arab Spring, the Middle East and North Africa is looking particularly attractive to re/insurers in 2013. Jenny White explains why. 16 April 2013
Insurance
Spencer Rhodes and Bill Wrest from the Non-Bank Financial Institutions team at Barclays speak to Intelligent Insurer about why transferring to a digital format could save insurers considerable time and money. 16 April 2013
Reinsurance
Using data correctly can offer substantial benefits to companies—but finding the best way of doing this can be a challenge, says Francis Fortunato, chief executive of CATEX 16 April 2013
Reinsurance
Insurers in the MENA region need to change the way they write business if they wish to remain viable clients for their local reinsurers. Intelligent Insurer spoke to Michael Gertsch, chief executive officer at Dubai-based reinsurer Gulf Re, about the need for change in this growing market. 16 April 2013
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Despite a recent minor hardening of rates, most captive insurers haven’t increased their retentions and the reinsurance buying programmes of most remain stable. But this could soon change due to regulatory changes and if rates continue on their upward trajectory. 16 April 2013
Reinsurance
Two years after he took the reins at Guy Carpenter, Alex Moczarski, its president and chief executive, discusses his achievements so far, the challenges ahead and why innovation and traditional values need not be a contradiction. 16 April 2013
Insurance
There is more competition between law firms specialising in re/insurance than ever—a phenomenon that is good news for clients. In the first of a two-part feature, we explore the dynamics behind this change and (in the next issue) what law firms are doing to remain competitive. 16 April 2013
Reinsurance
At a time when investors are more inclined to use sidecars and other alternative ways to invest in the reinsurance industry, one substantial traditional start-up reinsurer has come into being in Asia. 16 April 2013
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