Finance/Insurance


MAY 7, 2007 ISSUE

A World of Risk

Since 2001, the business world has been rocked by an unprecedented series of catastrophes, such as the September 11 attacks, accounting scandals, and Hurricane Katrina, to name just three.

SPONSORS:
Risk and Insurance Management Society, Inc, XL Capital Group, Zurich


APRIL 30, 2007 ISSUE

How Variable Annuities Help You Provide for Your Own Future

A generation ago, Americans seldom changed jobs and routinely retired with comfortable, reliable pensions. But those days have become distant memories.

SPONSORS:
Prudential, Vanguard


APRIL 30, 2007 ISSUE

The Story Behind Double-Digit Growth

Washington Group International (NYSE: WNG), headquartered in Boise, Idaho, is a global engineering, construction, and management company with 25,000 employees worldwide and more than $3 billion in annual revenue.

SPONSORS:
Washington Group International


APRIL 16, 2007 ISSUE

Introducing the Small Business Confidence Index

In these turbulent times, exactly what's in store for your small business?

SPONSORS:
CapitalOne


Dec 4, 2006 ISSUE

Global Financial Services

Ireland - A key location in the Global Financial Services Industry.

SPONSORS:
IDA Ireland


Oct 23, 2006 ISSUE

Surviving Business Disasters

Hurricanes, earthquakes, power failures, fires: disasters like these can strike at any time, often without notice.

SPONSORS:
Zurich


Sept 4, 2006 ISSUE

Reinsurance: the Bedrock

Reinsurance underpins insurance, which underpins a growing world.

SPONSORS:
ArielRe, Barbados Investment and Development Corporation, Max Re, XL Capital


Aug 21-28, 2006 ISSUE

The ABCs of ADRs: Investing in Foreign Stocks

Americans just love to buy foreign - Japanese cars, Swiss watches, Russian caviar, Swedish vodka, Saudi oil, Colombian coffee, New Zealand lamb, French perfume, Italian fashions, computer components from Singapore, and lots of good things from China. And when it comes to investing, America's appetite for foreign equities has also been growing.

SPONSORS:
BP, CVRD, HOMEX, JPMORGAN DEPOSITARY RECEIPTS GROUP


June 19, 2006 ISSUE

Bermuda
Insurance and Reinsurance

For decades, when the conversation turned to Bermuda and insurance, the tendency was to think of self-insurance or reinsurance.

SPONSORS:
XL Capital, Allied World Assurance Company, MaxRe, Government of Bermuda


April 24, 2006 ISSUE

Captive Insurance: A Better Mousetrap

Alternative Risk Transfer (ART) is the name given to forms of insurance not so long ago considered alternative to the traditional model. The ART label has stuck, even though more than half of U.S. domestic insurance last year was structured using "alternative" techniques. The dominant vehicle in the arsenal of ART is the captive insurance company.

SPONSORS: Barbados Investment and Development Corporation, Cayman Islands Government, Insurance Manager Association of Cayman, Cayman Islands Investment Bureau


Nov 21st, 2005 ISSUE

Financial Planning

Imagine a town where a trip for two to the movies costs $68, gas goes for $6.50 a gallon and dinner at a toprated restaurant will set you back more than $600. And suppose that, despite the town's outrageous prices, you decide to retire there. How much money would you need?

SPONSORS: Employee Benefits Research Institute, Prudential Financial, Standard & Poors, TD Waterhouse, Yahoo Planning Center


Nov 14th, 2005 ISSUE

Bahamas: A haven of stability

Slightly larger than Connecticut and Rhode Island combined, The Commonwealth of the Bahamas, with a population of 317,000, is a stable parliamentary democracy, independent since 1973, although it still pays homage to the British monarch as nominal head of state.

SPONSORS: BTC Bahamas, Montaque Group, The Central Bank of the bahamas


October 24, 2005 ISSUE

The New Risk Environment

The scene was chilling. With several days' warning, government officials were quick to urge residents of coastal Texas to evacuate prior to the arrival of then-Category 5 Hurricane Rita.

SPONSORS: Aetna, Atradius, Swiss Re, XL Capital


September 5, 2005 ISSUE

The Bermuda Model

How can Bermuda, an island the size of Manhattan,with just 65,000 people, have a consistently more vibrant insurance industry than the U.S. or London,the other market leaders?

SPONSORS: Allied World Assurance Holdings,Ltd, Bermuda Captive Conference – 2005, The Bank of Bermuda Limited, The Bank of N.T.Butterfield & Son Limited, The Government of Bermuda, Max Re Ltd., XL Capital Ltd

Summer Smallbiz, 2005 ISSUE

Helping Neighbors Build Stronger Communities

State Farm Insurance Companies have long been known as one of the nation's leading providers of home, automobile, and other forms of insurance.

SPONSORS: State Farm


May 30, 2005 ISSUE

Personal Insurance

Of all the types of personal insurance -- life, auto, home, dental, disability, liability, long-term care, and health care -- adequate health insurance coverage is one of the best ways to protect personal assets.

SPONSORS: Aetna, America 's Health Insurance Plans


May 9, 2005 ISSUE

Asian Development Bank

The Most Dynamic and Successful Region in the World?






Apr. 25, 2005 ISSUE

Challenges ahead for Europe's insurers

Corporate responsibility and transparency are essential new components of every business strategy. Together they mean that managements must be seen to have addressed all the obvious risks.

SPONSORS: Atradius, Swiss Re, XL Capital


Apr. 25, 2005 ISSUE

Controlling Business Insurance Costs

The Insurance Information Institute's (ILL) February 2005 industry forecast brought American businesses some much-needed good news on the insurance front.

SPONSORS: Aetna, Swiss Re





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