Lloyd's of London Analysis – Page 15
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Online onlyBrazil (re)insurance continues to thrive
The South American country’s (re)insurance sector has seen consistent growth in recent years, with economic reforms mainly to thank
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NewsVideo: The Knowledge Live - Personal lines fraud
Brokers and industry experts shared their views on fraud at the Knowledge Live event in association with Zurich in May 2012
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NewsVideo: the Knowledge Live on cyber risk
Broker attendees and experts at the Knowledge Live seminar on cyber risk give their views on this emerging market.
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Personal lines motor – The big story
Using customer profiling to identify the bad apples in internet-based transactions
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Corporate technology – Timeline
Insurers race to catch up with evolving cyber risks
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Corporate technology – Opener
Where there is change, there is opportunity
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Online onlyThe knowledge: Corporate technology – The big story
Big business is at greater risk of cyber attack
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Online onlyThe Knowledge Live: Meet the experts on cyber risk
They share their insights for those wanting to sell the product
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: professional risks
The Knowledge analysed the professional risks market following the credit crunch.
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Online onlyThe Knowledge: Solvency II
The Knowledge unpicks the knotty subject of Solvency II, and what it means for UK general insurance.
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NewsHiscox chief predicts rate rise after run of disasters
Bronek Masojada says reinsurance rates will spike, but doubts the increase will last
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AnalysisLloyd's selects John Nelson as new chairman
Wealth of experience makes former Hammerson chairman a good fit
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Claims & LiabilitiesJapan and Christchurch: the aftershock of claims handling
As catastrophes wreak havoc across the world, (re)insurers face yet another learning curve
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News AnalysisChasing Chaucer
With its combination of strong assets and low running costs, the Lloyd’s insurer has been pursued by everybody from Brit to Vladimir Putin. Now Guy Hands’ Terra Firma looks set to pounce
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Re & RisksKeeping up with the security race
The UK’s National Security Review recognises fast-developing terrorism and cyber threats – but the onus is still on risk managers to act quickly
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Re & RisksGuernsey: on the outside over Solvency II equivalency
What Guernsey’s decision not to pursue Solvency II equivalency means for the (re)insurers based there and those that use them
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Re & RisksWatch this space: insuring satellites
The risks involved in putting a satellite into operation highlight a clear need for (re)insurance. What does it take for reinsurers to go into orbit in this market?
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AnalysisBP slammed: lessons of the Macondo ruling
The US National Commission's criticisms of the energy giant must heighten insurers' awareness of potential poor risk management
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Research CentreReinsurance rates plunge: the full data
Market conditions pose challenges for reinsurers' primary clients, warn brokers' analyses
