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Critical mass.

In the space of two decades, critical illness products have become available worldwide. Chris Fennell looks at their growth.

New staff at OPL.

Mary Hennessy has joined Overseas Partners as chief operating officer and president. She has 23 year...

Axa Re writes PI.

Axa Re UK has moved into the professional indemnity (PI) market. Its PI, financial risks and directo...

Wordings on the web.

The London market's electronic library of wordings, clauses and policy forms, the Market Wordings Da...

A year of the euro.

Despite concerns about the euro's lack of strength against the dollar, in the year since its introdu...

Nac Re upgrade.

Following XL Capital's acquisition of Nac Re in June 1999, rating agency Standard & Poor's has raise...

Guyot resigns.

Philippe Guyot has resigned his position as president and director of Sirius Belgium Reassurances (f...

Downward spiral.

Adrian Leonard investigates the effect of the unravelling of the reinsurance spiral behind the Unicover workers' compensation pool.

Don't bank on it.

Adrian Leonard reviews the effect of the much heralded overhaul of US financial services, and finds little likely to change.

GIC to expand abroad.

India's government-owned reinsurer, the General Insurance Corporation (GIC), intends to increase the...

Are you a winner?

An entry form for the British Insurance Awards is included in this issue of Reinsurance. To have you...

Reinsurer on a roll.

Hannover Re has now completed three securitisations of life and health reinsurance. Steffen Buetow and Regine Kielich explain the company's pioneering refinancing deals.

Dealing with the future.

Robert Miller argues that trading insurance and reinsurance as commodities would reduce the ill effects of the insurance cycle.

Annuity appeal.

Michael Pado explains why growth in the US annuity market is good news for reinsurers.

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