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As we sat down in the Fairmont Hotel in the heart of Monte Carlo,our ears were ringing with talk of new energy market initiatives andLloyd's syndicates. The market was as feverish as it has been at any time since theaftermath of Hurricane Katrina

Over the last few decades the insurance community has seemingly become more and more reliant on using lawyers, quite often at the expense of developing fully competent in-house claims and legal expertise

Many practitioners in the legacy industry would agree that continental Europe represents a new frontier for run-off opportunities. The question is how to unlock this business. IQ's legacy supplement caught up with senior market practitioners to explore the gulf between attitudes to run-off in the UK and Europe, as well as opinions on Solvency II, schemes of arrangement and diversification...

A tumultuous 12 months in both the live and legacy markets made for a dynamic and lively debate at the 2010 The Insurance Insider legacy roundtable, which coincided with the annual R&Q Commutations Rendez-Vous in Norwich. This thought-provoking debate makes for essential reading for anyone wishing to stay up to date on the key issues occupying the legacy sector's business leaders of today...

Industry rainmakers recently gathered in New York to thrash out a variety of issues including the viability of the Gulf of Mexico; the trouble between admitted and Excess & Surplus lines players; and proposed changes to TRIA

The Insurance Insider gathered together rainmakers in the Legacy world at the annual Cavell Commutations Rendez-Vous in Norwich. Top of the agenda were Continental European growth opportunities, pricing of run-off portfolios after a surge of transactions at a significant premium to NTA, and the impact of the financial crisis on the sector.

The Insurance Insider's annual survey takes the temperature of a legacy sector that has not seen the bumper crop of new business it hoped the financial crisis would yield at a time when the run-off market faces Solvency II opportunities and challenges...

Our first annual review focuses on a sector at the core of the modern productive economy, examining the key issues that affect dynamics for underwriters and insurance buyers across the upstream, midstream and downstream markets...

Rumours of Bermuda's demise have been greatly exaggerated. That's what The Insurance Insider found as it brought together a panel of leading figures from the island to discuss market conditions, quake models and Bermuda's position as domicile of choice for (re)insurers.

A year on from Lehman, the near collapse of AIG, and the Aon Benfield merger, our Monte Carlo panel gathered to discuss recovering (re)insurer balance sheets, the subscription market, broker choice and soft market fears.

Our sister publication Trading Risk pulled together 12 rainmakers from the sector to host its first roundtable in New York in late 2009; an event set to become as an established a fixture in the convergence industry calendar as its annual Trading Risk Awards...