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XL Catlin’s Joe Tocco Discusses Tools for Successful P/C Insurance Leaders
What's the first thing you do every day? Check my iPhone. If you work for a global company like I do, you know that first thing in the morning there will be emails and messages from colleagues who ...OneBeacon’s Maureen A. Phillips Discusses Tools for Successful P/C Insurance Leaders
What's the first thing you do every day? I'm an early morning riser, so I generally try to spend an hour or so working at home before I go into the office. The quiet of the morning, with a cup of ...
Zurich North America’s Kathleen Savio Discusses Tools for Successful P/C Insurance Leaders
What's the first thing you do every day? Take a look at my iPhone to check email and texts. Being part of a global organization means things are happening around the clock. Are you always plugged ...
Munich Re America’s John Vasturia Discusses Tools for Successful P/C Insurance Leaders
What's the first thing you do every day? I like to walk through the office to informally touch base with colleagues in the division to stay connected and up-to-date on key issues. This also allows me ...
The Top 10 Ways to Spook Policyholders
FROM THE ARCHIVES: A VINTAGE CARRIER MANAGEMENT ARTICLE FROM 2015. What are you afraid of this Halloween? That your customers might disappear like ghosts? That your competitors might pick them off ...
Reinsurance Execs Weigh In on Cyber Risk
Q: Reinsuring Cyber Risk. Describe the cyber risk appetite of the reinsurance industry and how it has changed in the past year. Describe your company's appetite and how you price the risks, structure ...
Reinsurance Execs Weigh In on Their Biggest Challenges
Q: Challenges. Which of the following factors do you believe has had the biggest impact on the reinsurance market in 2015? Which is likely to be the most significant factor in 2016? Changing buyer ...
TransRe: Where Reinsurance Is Job 1
As a pure reinsurer, TransRe stands apart from hybrids that combine both primary insurance and reinsurance in their operating models. And that's a situation that CEO Michael Sapnar expects to ...

