Traditional reinsurers have taken defensive actions against alternative-capital competition, meaning the increased supply of capital created through insurance linked securities (ILS) is chasing slower growth in demand, especially in the U.S. Property Catastrophe insurance market, a new report says.
Traditional reinsurers have taken defensive actions against alternative-capital competition, meaning the increased supply of capital created through insurance linked securities (ILS) is chasing slower growth in demand, especially in the U.S. Property Catastrophe insurance market, a new report says.
Insurers can drive down their claims costs by $36 billion if they embrace technology innovations allowing them to better manage their information assets, says an industry analyst.
Insurers can drive down their claims costs by $36 billion if they embrace technology innovations allowing them to better manage their information assets, says an industry analyst.
The U.S. Supreme Courts recent decision that generic drug manufacturers are not liable for defectively designed drugs will have little impact on the price and availability of coverage provided by product liability insurers.