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Law Review Articles About Reinsurance

New Journal of Reinsurance Issue

July 5, 2007 by Carlton Fields

The Spring 2007 issue of the Journal of Reinsurance is out. Published by the Intermediaries & Reinsurance Underwriters Association, articles in the current issue include:

  • Neal Moglin and Dan Sails, Achieving Certainty in an International Marketplace, addressing increasing certainty in insurance and reinsurance contracting;
  • Paul Horgan, ERM: No Longer a Nice-to-Have, addressing enterprise risk management issues;
  • Georges Galey and Sebastiaan Reitsma, Nuclear Risks in Property insurance and Limitations of Insurability; and
  • James Bisker, Creating Insurance Innovation Through a Services Organization.

Further information about the articles, and suscription information, may be found at the IRU's Internet site.

Filed Under: Law Review Articles About Reinsurance

Law review articles relating to reinsurance

June 11, 2007 by Carlton Fields

Three articles were recently published in law reviews and journals relating to reinsurance:

  • Health care reform – In The Present and Future of Government-Funded Reinsurance, 51 St. Louis U. L. J. 369 (Winter 2007), John Jacobi, a professor at Seton Hall Law School, contends that government-funded reinsurance could play a valuable role in incremental health care reform.
  • Reinsurance intermediaries – In Reinsurance Intermediaries: law and litigation, 29 U. Haw. L. Rev. 59 (Winter 2006), Douglas Richmond, a Senior Vice President with Aon Risk Services, analyzes the duties and potential liabilities of reinsurance intermediaries using fairly traditional agency concepts.
  • Hedge funds – In The Utility of Hedge Funds: an alternative to traditional reinsurance, 49 For The Defense 32 (April 2007), practitioners James Somers and Katie Lewis Bordeau offer a general description of the participation of hedge funds in the reinsurance market. Although the title of the article describes hedge funds as an “alternative” to reinsurance, the text really describes hedge funds as a source of capital for vehicles such as side cars.

Filed Under: Alternative Risk Transfers, Brokers / Underwriters, Law Review Articles About Reinsurance, Reinsurance Regulation, Week's Best Posts

Winter 2007 Journal of Reinsurance

March 12, 2007 by Carlton Fields

The Winter 2007 issue of the Journal of Reinsurance is out. Published by the Intermediaries & Reinsurance Underwriters Association, articles in the current issue include:

  • Eugene Wollan, Reinsurance Arbitrations: it's all in the point of view;
  • John Gavin, IRMA Will Transform the Relationship Between Reinsurers and Receivers, about the NAIC's Insurer Receivership Model Act;
  • Frank Achert and Arthur White, Solvency II: preparing for the dawn of a new day, about solvency regulation changes in the European Union; and
  • Bina Dagar, The Reinsurance Underwriting Audit: an essential process.

Further information about the articles, and suscription information, may be found at the IRU's Internet site.

Filed Under: Law Review Articles About Reinsurance, Week's Best Posts

Article on reinsurance issues relating to hurricane losses

January 5, 2007 by Carlton Fields

The Fall 2006 issue of the Environmental Claims Journal contains an article by Carol Ann O'Dea and Vincent J. Vitkowsky titled Reinsurance Issues Arising from the 2005 Hurricane Season. Information about the Environmental Claims Journal may be found on the Internet.

Filed Under: Law Review Articles About Reinsurance, Reinsurance Claims, Week's Best Posts

Journal of Reinsurance articles

December 11, 2006 by Carlton Fields

The Fall issue of the Journal of Reinsurance is out. Published by the Intermediaries & Reinsurance Underwriters Association, articles in the current issue include:

  • Randy Maniloff, How Do You Catch a Cloud and Pin It Down? Solving the Problem of Wind v. Water for Hurricane Katrina;
  • Insurance Company Run-Off and Reorganization Special Task Force Report, prepared for the Connecticut Department of Insurance;
  • Nigel Montgomery, Antony Newman and Kenneth Wylie, Disposing of Discontinued Operations: Part VII Transfers and Schemes of Arrangement in the UK; and
  • Joseph Sano, Judicial Consolidation of Arbitrations: From Chaos to Predictibility.

Further information about the articles, and suscription information, may be found at the IRU's Internet site.

Filed Under: Law Review Articles About Reinsurance, Week's Best Posts

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