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Best's Review-Número 2 100 1999

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Publicação: Best's Review

Número: Número 2 100 1999

Tipo: Normal

Direitos: InC

Título	Autor	Páginas
Unerthing exposure : insurance archaelogists and claims-recovery service may find themselves digging for information in unusual places, but their word often yields small fortunes for their clients
Exposing catastrophe risk, special report : an A.M. Best Co catastrophe-exposure database will enhance its rating evaluation and provide valuable exposure data and benchmarks for the industry
An III wind blows : american's top hurricane prognosticator is predicting an upcoming season that could be nasty and expensive
Global spending spree : international reinsurers are dipping into their capital-rich coffers to find the funds to finance more acquisitions
Carving out profits : the unicover workers' comp pool projects a $65.9 million profit from the business it wrote for life reinsurers, despite losses for at least one participant
After the ink is cry : what happens after a merger or acquisition determines whether the deal was worth the trouble
Accounting for relationships : new FASB rules would redefine control and ban pooling of interests
Putting a price tag on the millennium : Y2K liabilities could cost US insurers up to $35 billion
The rest of the loss-reserve story : dinamic financial analysis provides essential planning information in turbulent economic times