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Issue

May 1, 2009

Cover Story

Hard Market in Hiding | Risk & Insurance | The slump affecting the property/casualty cycle has experts wondering when and where the rate hikes will show up in the industry's top and bottom lines. MORE
Also: Aid Package to Stimulate Regulation More than Written Premiums

Features

Rate Climbs

Rate Climbs | Risk & Insurance | For commercial trucking fleet risk managers looking to renew this year, many are likely to see the soft market turn into modest price increases. MORE

All for One, One for All

All for One, One for All | Risk & Insurance | Aon's eSolutions unit successfully crosses over into related markets and stakes its future on being a one-stop shop. MORE

Columns

Technology - Diffusing Balance Sheet Bombs
Innovation - Accountability and ERM
Roger on Risk - It's 'the Insurance,' Stupid
Risk Management - Hitchhiker's Guide to the Planet
Workers' Comp - A Brutal Interpretation

Departments

Special Reports

Alternative Risk

We take a look at the present state and possible future of the catastrophe bond market. Can it become a $50 billion market in the near future. Also, CAT risk engineering services, and a profile of a modeling industry leader.

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In-Depth Series

Healthcare In-Depth Series (Part 2): Healthcare Fixes and Fixations

Healthcare Fixes and Fixations | Risk & Insurance | The latest debate on reform is more reasoned, but with far more at stake.

Past Installments

Industry Risk Report

MGAs

Many wholesalers are no different than anyone else in challenging economic times. They're laying off workers and trying to save costs where they can. But others are gearing up for what they believe will be a re-entry of business into the wholesale market that was priced way too low in the standard market in the past year or two. Those firms are gearing up are taking on new lines, hiring new salespeople, or investing in new software and new technology. Click above to read more on MGAs, or view the industry risk table.

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