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Oct 2016

Cover Story


Reinsurance

Where goes the Reinsurance World?

With the disruption in the marketplace, reinsurers need to adopt new approaches, be agile and ambitious to survive the new world order. With rates being an issue, our Cover Story looks at the way reinsurance is brought, the abundance of capital, the need to improve efficiencies to shake off softening rates and how reinsurers are offering new innovations to differentiate themselves to survive. 
 


Exciting future for those who can deliver

With the disruption of the market and the way insurance and reinsurance are being bought, reinsurers need to have the courage to face these challenges and find a way to deliver what their customers want. Mr Chris Kershaw of Peak Re elaborates. 


Reinsurance market continues to favour buyers

As the (re)insurance industry prepares for the upcoming 1 January 2017 renewal season, it is an opportune moment to consider the current market dynamics. Mr Graham Jones and Mr James Nash of Guy Carpenter explain how recent experience and developments may provide guidance in looking at the upcoming renewal season. 

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South Asia: A commonwealth of reinsurers emerging

South Asia has, over the past three years, seen a number of reinsurers set up shop and a few more are on the anvil in the region that is considered one of the fastest growing in the world in terms of size and economic growth. We speak to some key players in the region to find out their plans and strategies to stay competitive in this “abundant-capacity-low-rates” scenario.
 

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Monte Carlo News: Industry wavers between cautious optimism and pragmatism

The Monte Carlo Rendezvous has just ended. We bring a quick highlight of this annual meet with a more detailed report to follow next month in our November issue. 
 

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Efficiencies are key as market struggles to shake off softening rates

As delegates arrive in Macau for the East Asian Insurance Congress, Mr Paul Latarche of Moore Stephens explains that current conditions have driven a new approach from an increasing number of underwriters and Asia is not immune.

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