Reinsurance
NAMIC Conference: Gen Re’s Kingdollar Sounds Alarm About Emerging Risks
Cyber attacks, nanotechnology, 3D printing, and natural gas drilling aren't necessarily on the minds of your typical property/casualty mutual insurer. But Charlie Kingdollar said that these and many ...
Few Bad Weather Events = Strong P/C Q3: KBW
Most property/casualty insurers and reinsurers will likely have strong 2014 third-quarter results, thanks to the absence of major hurricanes and below-average catastrophe losses, analysts at Keefe, ...
Swiss Re’s Chief Economist Analyzes a Difficult Reinsurance Market
Over the past 13 years, Swiss Re's Chief Economist Kurt Karl has been through a succession of reinsurance market ups and downs, but he says the current situation is somewhat new and requires special ...
AXIS Capital Eyeing More Insurance Biz, Acquisitions as Re Market Gets Uglier
AXIS Capital Holdings Ltd. plans to expand the insurance side of its business to make up for lower earnings from the reinsurance segment. "I wouldn't be surprised now over the next couple of years if ...
A.M. Best Puts Arch JV Partner Gulf Reinsurance Limited Under Review
A.M. Best has placed the financial strength rating of A- (Excellent) of Gulf Reinsurance Limited (Gulf Re) (United Arab Emirates) under review with negative implications. The under review with ...
Wills Re North America Head Sees Possibilities at NAMIC Conference
As the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies' annual conference got underway this week, Willis Re North America President James Kent said he was bullish about the possibilities for his ...
‘A’ Ratings Unlikely for Hedge Fund Reinsurers for Now: Fitch
Newly formed hedge fund reinsurers are unlikely to achieve an insurer financial strength rating in the 'A' category under Fitch Ratings' methodology, the rating agency said last week. Fitch pointed ...
Lone Wolf Terrorist Attacks Not More Frequent But Targets Changing: Indiana State Research
Lone wolf terrorist attacks are not on the rise as popular culture might lead one to believe—but the attacks are changing for the worse, according to research by an Indiana State University ...