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Riding high in EC3.

Globalisation has changed the nature of reinsurance in the London company market, but Mark Baylis finds it remains an active - and possibly expanding - centre.

Soaking up the sun.

Roger Crombie advises Bermuda's (re)insurers to make the most of the sunshine, as bad weather could be on the way.

Trend spotting.

Convergence with the capital markets will join the current reinsurance trends of globalisation and the 'flight to quality' in the next decade, predicts Donald Watson, director of Standard & Poor's in New York.

Looking forward, looking back.

Will the reinsurance industry undergo as many changes in the next decade as it did in the last? Janina Clark asked some of the market's key players to predict what is in store for the next millennium...

On firmer ground.

Although the traditional reinsurance market in the US is still soft in some sectors, John McLaughlin detects the first signs that rates are hardening.

The task of Porro.

Swiss Re's head of risk and reinsurance, Bruno Porro, talks to Adrian Leonard about the group's approach to the new set of problems facing reinsurers.

Listen and earn.

US insurers are paying more to try and get the ear of government. New figures show lobbying of US le...

Target Terra Nova.

Bermuda's Terr Nova is to be bought by Virginia-based speciality insurer Markel in a cash and stock ...

Cornhill Insurance.

Cornhill Insurance is set to take yet another bite out of the pet insurance market with the acquisit...

Virtual training.

Global broker Willis has opened its own 'virtual university'. The Willis Institute will offer staff ...

What the Papers Say.

THE EXPRESS An English couple who claimed they were victims of racial discrimination in a Scottis...

Polaris contract.

Broking systems supplier CSC has signed a contract with the Polaris board of insurers, the industry ...

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