| National Underwriter Property/Casualty Web seminarsErnst & Young is sponsoring a series of four National Underwriter Property/Casualty Web seminars over the next several months:
- 30th September, 2008:
Improving Catastrophe Exposure Data Quality - 12th November, 2008:
Leveraging Predictive Models to Maintain Profitability in a Soft Market - 4th February, 2009:
Building the Case for Billing Transformation - 25th March, 2009:
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Retirement Income Knowledge Bank™Ernst & Young’s Retirement Income Knowledge Bank™, a product licensed by Ernst & Young Product Sales LLC, is a continuously updated, comprehensive source of retirement income product information for banks, insurance companies, broker-dealers, and money managers. Ernst & Young’s 2008 Insurance Risk Leadership SurveyIn an environment of volatility and demand for greater transparency and stronger financial performance, risk management has become a critical priority and a basis for competitive differentiation. Ernst & Young’s 2008 Insurance Risk Leadership Survey, our third such survey in five years, shows that insurance companies are making progress — some of it remarkable — in risk management. The survey also points to gaps and impediments that companies still face. Highlights of the survey are also available for download. The Ernst & Young 2008 Catastrophe Exposure Data Quality SurveyAmong the numerous lessons learned from Hurricane Katrina and other recent catastrophes, the quality of exposure data is now recognized as a significant factor in developing effective insurance risk mitigation programs. We hope the results of this survey—The Ernst & Young 2008 Catastrophe Exposure Data Quality Survey(pdf, 1.5M) —will help you address your data collection and management needs. Reflections on current market conditionsIn an unprecedented economic slowdown, insurance companies are under pressure to re-evaluate their strategies and capitalize on opportunities. Management is being called upon to protect the organization’s assets and capital base, safeguard ratings and mitigate exposure to loss. This article shares our thoughts on current market conditions (pdf, 189K), business implications and steps that insurance companies should be taking in the foreseeable future. |
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