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AIG CEO Brian Duperreault has become the latest executive to warn of an insurance brain drain, noting last week that 400,000 people are slated to leave the industry in the next few years
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Coping with the uncertainty of hurricane forecasts can be hard enough for (re)insurers looking ahead to the storm season, but leave it to Washington to make it even tougher to manage.
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Just over a year ago, AmTrust was on a high. The firm was on track to reach over $8bn in premium, was the second largest workers' comp insurer and had seen its stock increase roughly 10x in value over the past decade
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What does it mean to be a Bermudian (re)insurer?
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For some, the move to launch Langhorne Re might seem like a stretch even further beyond the competencies of a one-time property cat specialist.
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It always annoys me when people ask if I'm a glass-half-empty or glass-half-full type of person
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Insurers embroiled in the collapse of Carillion are just one of many groups that will be hit by the infrastructure services company's demise
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London has an unfair reputation for always being rainy, but it's true there's one form of precipitation it specialises in - the kind of misty drizzle in which millions of tiny droplets combine to become just unpleasant enough to make you get the umbrella out.
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Berkshire's Jain versus Abel rivalry masks bigger challenge.
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Can you be nice strategically?
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Every year at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous The Insurance Insider gathers together a celestial roll call of global reinsurance leaders for a discussion that has evolved to become the definitive event of the gathering
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As AmTrust stumbled from one crisis to another last May there was much talk in industry circles about the long-term future of an insurer that had lost the confidence of its outside investors