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Alternative Risk Strategies

Publication Date April 2002
Publisher Risk Books
Product Type Book
Pages 684
ISBN Number 1899332634
Product Code RIS00295
Alternative Risk Strategies
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Summary

  • Provides an innovative and detailed insight on a variety of issues to include an overview of the reinsurance industry, contingent financing, terrorism risk, captives, finite risk, loss portfolio transfers, catastrophe risk, modelling issues and risk swaps
  • Multi-author contributions from leading industry experts and academics on the key issues surrounding this area
  • Includes an up-to-date discussion of the effects of September 11th on the insurance and reinsurance markets.
  • Chronicles the market changes from traditional methods of insurance through industry developments, research and current practice

Content

  • Contents
  • Authors
  • Introduction
    • Morton Lane, Lane Financial, LLC
  • Part I : Product Types for Transferring, Financing, Transforming and Retaining Risk.
    • 1 Reinsurance vs Other Risk-transfer Instruments - the Reinsurer's Perspective.
      • Kenneth J. Bock and Manfred W. Seitz, Munich Re
    • 2 Managing Risk using Index-linked Catastrophic Loss securities
      • J.David Cummins, David LaLonde and Richard D. Phillips, Wharton, AIR and GSU
    • 3 Catastrophe Bonds.
      • David Mocklow, John DeCaro and Matthew McKenna, Cochran-Coronia
    • 4 Industry Loss Warrantees.
      • Enda McDonnell, Access Re
    • 5 Risk Swaps.
      • Yuichi Takeda, The Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Company Co. Ltd
    • 6 Contingent Capital and the Art of Corporate Finance
      • Christopher L. Culp, University of Chicago
    • 7 Contingent Covers.
      • Bryon Ehrhart, Aon
    • 8 Finite Risk Insurance and Reinsurance.
      • Oscar Tymon, Centre Solutions
    • 9 Captives
      • Paul Whrmann and Christoph Brer, Zurich Financial Services
  • Part Ii : The Price of Risk and Its Volatility.
    • 10 Catastrophe Risk Pricing in the Traditional Market .
      • John A. Major and Rodney E. Kreps, Guy Carpenter
    • 11 Pricing of Catastrophe Bonds.
      • Shaun Wang, SCOR
    • 12 Implications of Market Shocks: Capacity, Price Volatility and the Value of Transparency.
      • Joan Lamm-Tennant, General Cologne Re
  • Part Iii: Assessing Individual Risks by Modelling
    • 13 Natural Catastrophe Loss Modelling
      • Mahmoud Khater and Dennis E. Kuzak, EQECAT
    • 14 Quantifying Insurance Terrorism Risk.
      • Gordon Woo, RMS
    • 15 Weather Risk Modelling for Improved Weather Risk Management
      • Mark Gibbas and S. Ming Lee, AIR
    • 16 The ART of Dependence Modelling: The Latest Advances in Correlation Analysis
      • Peter Blum, Alexandra Dias and Paul Embrechts, Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
    • 17 Economic Modelling: The Residual Valuation and Lease Income Streams of Aircraft Fleets.
      • Derrell Hendrix and Neil Hohmann, RisConsulting
  • Part Iv: Industry-Specific Practices and Solutions
    • 18 Industry-specific Practices and Solutions: Credit Solutions Provided by Insurance Companies
      • Uwe E. Remy and Daniel Grieger, Swiss Re
    • 19 Securitisation of Life Insurance Businesses
      • Michael Millette, Shiv Kumar ,Omar J Chaudhary, Goldman Sachs and Company
      • Jacqueline M. Keating and Steven I. Schreiber, Milliman USA
    • 20 The Origin of Contingent Liabilities.
      • Stephen Hough, BAE Systems
    • 21 Private Equity Capital Guarantee Structures.
      • Gabriele Zeindler, Swiss Re
    • 22 Applying Insurance Techniques and Structures to Manage Merger Risk.
      • David Govrin and Andrew Kaiser, Goldman Sachs
    • 23 The Role of Hedge Funds as Asset Managers in Pension, Life and Annuity Portfolios, and Property-Casualty Reinsurance Covers.
      • David K. A. Mordecai, Clinton Group Inc
  • Part V: Portfolio Considerations
    • 24 The Cost of Risk and Cost of Capital in Capital-Budgeting and Risk Transfer Decisions.
      • Neil Doherty, University of Pennsylvania
    • 25 Correlation in Risk Portfolio Management.
      • Bill Riker, Renaissance Re
    • 26 Integrated Simulation Techniques.
      • Michael Steel, Benfield Group
    • 27 Improving Portfolio Performance with Catastrophe Bonds.
      • John Kiernan & David Heike, Lehman Brothers
    • 28 Amending Lloyds Risk-based Capital Model for Financial Guarantee and Credit Insurance
      • Peter Allen, Derek Bain, Tony Jones and Samit Shah, Ernst and Young
  • Part Vi: Other Perspectives
    • 29 Accounting Issues in Finite Reinsurance and Alternative Risk Transfer Products.
      • Mike Brosnan, Ernst and Young
    • 30 Legal Risks Mitigating Document Risk - Some Hard Lessons Learned.
      • Clive O'Connell, Barlow, Lyde & Gilbert
    • 31 Alternative Risk Strategies - Regulation.
      • Nigel Davies, Financial Services Authority
    • 32 Alternative Risk Transfer and Financial Stability.
      • David Rule, Bank of England
  • Afterword - Whither securitisation?
    • Morton Lane, Lane Financial LLC
  • Bibliography
    • NB - This table of contents is provisional until final publication of the book. Small changes to chapter titles and order may occur.
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