Tag Archives: hurricane

Understanding Catastrophes

by Guest Blogger, February 22, 2012 | Posted in Weather risk

Recent natural and man-made catastrophes are mandating that business recalibrate risk. This is because ‘worst cases’ are being exceeded all around us. Guest blogger Phil Ellis, CEO of Willis Global Solutions Consulting Group, explains. Continue reading → Continue reading →

ILWs: Innovation, Tailoring and Topiary

by Clare Kerrigan, February 7, 2012 | Posted in Capital Markets, Reinsurance

Interest in Insurance Loss Warranties (ILWs) is at the highest level it has been since 2007, with a report from Willis Re anticipating that prices this year will equal those reached in the post hard re/insurance market which followed Hurricanes Katrina, Rita … Continue reading → Continue reading →