Recent GC Capital Ideas Video Talks On the Current Risk Landscape
GC Capital Ideas highlights recent video talks from our experts, with a focus on COVID-19...
- Guy Carpenter / Article / 2 months ago
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Cyber
A dedicated page for content relevant to (re)insurance professionals with an interest in Cyber
Insurance-Linked Securities Market Outlook: Part II
Investor Sentiment In the aggregate, heading into 2020, investor appetite for the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector remains strong and the thesis for long-term strategic...
- Guy Carpenter / Article / 11 months ago
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Closing The Gap: Public Sector Risk Financing Solutions Increase Community Resiliency - GC@BB Commentary
Only 33 percent of economic disasters are alleviated through (re)insurance; Recent functional risk transfer mechanisms use advances in data, analytics and modeling...
- Guy Carpenter / Article / 2 years ago
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GC Capital Ideas Top Chart Room Entries: For The Year 2015
From one of GC Capital Ideas’ more popular categories, we highlight the top Chart Room stories viewed during the year of 2015: 1. Global Property Catastrophe ROL Index 1990 to 2015: The Guy Carpenter Global Property Catastrophe Rate on Line (ROL) index is presented for 1990 through 2015...
- Guy Carpenter / Article / 5 years ago
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Full Presentation: 1 January 2016 Renewals - Innovation and Customisation
Nick Frankland opened the presentation by providing a brief overview of renewals activity. “The January 2016 renewal was an orderly, stable, very business-like renewal. It was on time and it developed and performed very much as we predicted at Baden Baden. Prices were generally lower than at 2015, but they decreased at a slower rate. The amount of reinsurance capital was broadly stable, but capacity still exceeded demand and overall more limits were purchased..."
Gallery: Guy Carpenter 1/1 Briefing
Guy Carpenter 1/1 Briefing - Nick Frankland, Chris Klein and Richard Hewitt on Innovation and Customisation...
The (Re)Insurance Landscape
The (re)insurance industry continues to evolve and adapt to a changing market on many fronts. Recent areas of focus include heightened cyber security risk, increased regulation, political and economic uncertainty, low interest rates and slow economic growth. At the same time, (re)insurers are managing new capital inflows, excess capacity and few catastrophe losses...
- Guy Carpenter / Report / 6 years ago
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