Reinsurance White Papers

This report empowers firms to achieve both regulatory compliance and a level of capital efficiency that exceeds investors’ expectations. The study is geared towards: CFOs; CROs; actuaries; catastrophe modellers and compliance managers. VIEW SUMMARY

This report evaluates an extensive range of 2010 reinsurance cases, their outcomes and implications. Topics covered include: after the event insurance; contractors; employers' liability; insolvency; public liability; marine; motor; fraud; property; professional indemnity and business interruption. VIEW SUMMARY

Much of Marsh's market commentary in 2011 focused on the impact of natural catastrophe events, globally and closer to home in Asia, Australia and New Zealand. As 2011 drew to a close, the situation for most insurers worsened as existing loss estimates increased. Download this report for analysis. VIEW SUMMARY

This report analyses developments in the global reinsurance market over the previous 12 months. The report covers: Solvency II; m&a developments; pricing; rating agency and regulatory perspectives; catastrophes and their impact on capital levels. VIEW SUMMARY

The EU’s new regulatory framework will present compliance and strategic challenges for insurance companies worldwide. Is your organisation ready for Solvency II? Download this report to combat the impending regime by optimising resources and following ten steps for successful implementation. VIEW SUMMARY

Willis Re wanted to implement the latest in location-based technologies to deliver enhanced service to its clients, for whom risk management is key. This multimedia presentation looks at Willis' business challenges, the software solution used and the subsequent results and benefits. VIEW SUMMARY

Country Profiles provides individual summaries for Lloyd’s key territories. These profiles contain factsheets on the economy, insurance market and Lloyd’s business. This January 2012 analyst report focuses on Indonesia. VIEW SUMMARY

In this paper Lloyd’s sets out a set of principles for addressing the challenge of managing natural catastrophe risks in the US. It examine ways the insurance industry, government and property owners can manage increasing natural catastrophe risks and make insurance more feasible for policyholders. VIEW SUMMARY

Insurers need to find better ways of predicting extreme catastrophe events. In collaboration with the Met Office, Lloyd's outlines the latest developments in forecasting natural hazards, including the importance of long range forecasting and how the insurance industry can reap the benefits. VIEW SUMMARY

The world endured a very active year in 2011, marked by a series of devastating natural disaster events. Aon's annual study analyses the economic impact of the main catastrophes. This report covers: 2011 climate review; 2012 climate and Atlantic hurricane forecasts; 2011 monthly catastrophe reviews. VIEW SUMMARY