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CONTENTS 6 SOAPBOX


Intelligent Insurer compares the 2014 results of some of the world’s bigger players and examines the trends behind the explanations their chief executives give around their results.


8 GLOBAL CHALLENGES,LOCAL SOLUTIONS


Managing a global reinsurance broker at a time of unprecedented change could be overwhelming, but for Eric Andersen, CEO of Aon 


12 A SLICE OF THE PIE


Intelligent Insurer looks at new entrants seeking a part of the action and asks whether this market has the sustainability for increased capacity.


14 DIVERSITY AMID A CHANGING MARKET


As rates in catastrophe business remain soft, Intelligent Insurer takes a look at the strategies reinsurers are adopting in an attempt to diversify beyond the intense competition.


17 LEADING FROM THE FRONT


Reinsurance regulatory modernisation is essential, and the US should step up to the plate, says Tracey Laws, senior vice president and general counsel of the Reinsurance Association of America.


18 THE APPETITE INCREASES


Following the temporary lapse of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA), Intelligent Insurer explores the market’s appetite to welcome terrorism risk back into the private sector.


22 AN ALTERNATIVE APPROACH


As interest in the casualty space grows with the size of the potential  quantify these risks, as Intelligent Insurer reports.


26 ON TARGET FOR GROWTH


The four largest European reinsurers have maintained a presence in Africa for some time. Yet for new players moving in, many challenges still exist. Intelligent Insurer investigates.


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