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Aggregation aggravation.

It can be difficult to decide whether losses can be aggregated but important when it comes to deductibles, says John Butler.

Appointment at Lloyd's.

John Coldman, chairman of Benfield Greig, and Bronek Masojada, chief executive of Hiscox, have been ...

E-initiatives gather speed.

The importance of cultivating a convincing presence on-line has been highlighted by the number of (re)insurers which have recently jumped on the internet bandwagon, says David Fanning.

News in brief - Unionamerica.

Standard & Poor's has lowered its long-term counterparty credit and insurer financial strength ratin...

Results in brief - Markel.

US (re)insurer Markel made a loss of $27.6m in 2000, down from a profit of $40.6m in 1999, despite m...

Gen Re sells securities arm.

General Re is to sell a controlling stake in Gen Re Securities Holdings. The derivatives and secu...

Blanch faces lawsuits.

US reinsurance broker EW Blanch is facing two shareholder lawsuits over the massive drop in its shar...

Outlook bright for catastrophe modelling.

Gone are the days of unsophisticated catastrophe prediction. The newest software can now analyse catastrophe risk and provide wider management analyses, reports Adrian Leonard.

Dynamism delivers.

More flexible software contributed to the California Earthquake Authority's decision to use dynamic financial analysis. Dynamic modelling duo Dr Andrzej Czernuszewicz and Dr Peter England chart the growing interest in this form of risk assessment.

Net snares new risks.

Internet trading offers plenty of business opportunities - as well as throwing up serious questions about risk that (re)insurers have to deal with, say Kit Burden and Duncan Pithouse.

Founders quit Lat Am Re.

Three of the four founders of Latin American Re have left after XL Re bought the outstanding 4% stak...

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