Bermuda:Re
BermudaReinsurance . June 2006
contents
New capital requirements for the 06 Peter Nakada estimates the new capital required by the
re/insurance industry re/insurance industry as a result of changes in the rating
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agency models above $80 billion.
ceo survey: New capital requirements 14 Nine chief executives address the coming demand for greater
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capital in the re/insurance market.
q&a: Brad Kading of aBiR 22 A discussion of the make-up of the Association, its place in
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the world and the challenges it faces.
life insurance meets the capital markets
26
Scott Willkomm discusses the slow but steady growth of
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securitisation in the insurance markets and analyses its
potential.
flagstone paves the way 30 Curiously, one of the more conservative members of the
Roger crombie
Class of 2005 is hedge fund managers Mark Byrne and
David Brown’s Flagstone Reinsurance, Ltd. Profile by
Roger Crombie.
Ready or not? 34 Nathaniel Turner analyses and considers the advantages of
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arbitration versus commercial litigation.
meaning of other-than-temporary impairment: 38
Clarke King looks at the complicated rules surrounding
more clarity or greater confusion?
the impairment of asset values.
clarke King
Bermuda’s technology greenhouse
42
Using case studies, Lavi de Silva explains how the use of
lavi de silva electronic deal files has brought underwriting into the 21st
century for Bermuda reinsurers.
employment considerations for the 46
Belinda Chiaramonte assesses how the post-Katrina
“class of 2005”
start-up companies are establishing their positions in
Belinda chiaramonte Bermuda’s employment market.
personal lines: market growth/sustainable 49
Jeremy Cox provides the regulator’s view on the
development issues
sustainability of growth in the Bermuda market.
Jeremy cox
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