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Opinion

  • Reinsurers live and die by their claims-paying ability, and the ILS market is no different.
  • Convergence may be a preferred term for the ILS markets, but arguably it is becoming just as much of a misnomer for today's industry as the now outmoded "alternative reinsurance"
  • As a New Zealander, I grew up accustomed to watching rugby players crash around the field armed with little more than a bit of strapping on their ears.
  • What kind of presents might be waiting for the reinsurance market under this year's Christmas tree?
  • When you've been writing editorials for a few years, the ghosts of columns past inevitably come back to haunt you.
  • The reinsurance industry is dominated by talk of disruptive threats, cutting out loops in the supply chains and getting "closer to the risk".
  • The grand Monte Carlo casino is one of a number of entertainment options open to the horde of reinsurance executives about to descend upon Monaco for the annual Rendez-Vous.
  • Is the ILS market feeling old before its time?
  • Getting "closer to risk" is one of the talking points in the reinsurance market at the moment
  • One of the eternal unanswered questions in the reinsurance market is "what will happen next?"
  • An organised city planner might well look at a road map of the reinsurance sector and weep
  • A few years ago when the pace of the ILS market's expansion really began picking up, the concept of the sector having "decoupled" from the reinsurance market engine was first mooted