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60 Compendium of Publications of The Geneva Association Extreme events and insurance: 2011 annus horribilis, edited by Christophe Courbage and Walter R. Stahel, Geneva Report No. 5, March 2012 2011 has been the most expensive year in recorded history both for the national economies and the insurance sector, with an estimated direct economic cost of US$380bn and original insured losses of approximately US$105bn. It also showed an increasing severity arising from natural catastrophes, with a series of extreme events including the 11 March Japanese earthquake, the Australian and Thai floods, the New Zealand earthquakes, and the U.S. tornadoes. These extreme events entail huge consequences in terms of human and economic losses but they also have important repercussions for the insurance industry. This report presents the insurance’ s role in managing extreme events and the mechanisms that make these insurable, both by the public and private sectors. In this context, it provides a detailed picture of the main extreme events that occurred in 2011 and analyses their impact on local insurance markets as well as the lessons learnt to efficiently manage these risks. September 11—Ten Years On- Lasting impact on the world of risk and insurance, edited by Patrick M. Liedtke and Kai-Uwe Schanz, Geneva Report No. 4, September 2011 Ten years after the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 The Geneva Association has initiated a comprehensive research effort focusing on the lasting impact of an event which was the most expensive man-made disaster for insurance ever and which in its immediate aftermath was widely viewed as heralding a new era in global politics, economics and business. This effort builds on The Geneva Association’s seminal special monograph Insurance and September 11—One Year After: Impact, Lessons and Unresolved Issues which, written and published in 2002, has proven remarkably prescient in many respects. With a collection of eight essays from leading industry economists, underwriting specialists and Geneva Association researchers, The Geneva Association intended to make a meaningful contribution to establishing the event’s permanent relevance for the world of risk and insurance. It also hoped to stimulate its readers to consider the longterm development of the insurance industry and the various ways in which it is intertwined with human lives and activities. No. 4 September 2011 Anatomy of the credit crisis—An insurance reader from The Geneva Association, edited by Patrick M. Liedtke, Geneva Report No. 3, January 2010 In this special Geneva Report, The Geneva Association has assembled a series of key articles written during and on the subject of the credit crisis, compiling them into an insurance “Reader”. This Reader provides an insight into the credit crisis from an insurance point of view, looks at its impact on the insurance industry and finally examines the episode for lessons-learned and concerns that remain. The majority of the articles were written during the crisis and have been published unchanged in order to give a true insight into how thinking developed as the crisis unfolded. With articles unchanged from the time of writing accompanied by a highly detailed timeline, the Geneva Report No 3 provides a very real anatomy of the credit crisis, the lessons learned from it and the implications it has for the insurance industry in future. The Geneva Reports - September 11 — Ten Years On - Lasting impact on the world of risk and insurance No. 4 • September 2011 No. 5 March 2012 The Geneva Reports Risk and Insurance Research www.genevaassociation.org Extreme events and insurance: 2011 annus horribilis edited by Christophe Courbage and Walter R. Stahel The Geneva Reports Risk and Insurance Research www.genevaassociation.org September 11—Ten Years On Lasting impact on the world of risk and insurance edited by Patrick M. Liedtke and Kai-Uwe Schanz
The Insurance industry and climate change—Contribution to the global debate, by The Geneva Association, Geneva Report No. 2, July 2009. Climate change brings new risks but also new opportunities for the insurance sector. The report shows that climate change is about more than just extreme weather events. It analyses what insurance companies are already doing, what they could do in the future and where they need the cooperation of governements and other partners to succeed. Regulation and intervention in the insurance industry fundamental issues, by E. Baltensperger, P. Buomberger, A.A. Iuppa, B. Keller and A. Wicki, Geneva Report No. 1, February 2008. Financial markets belong to the strongly supervised and regulated sectors of most modern economies. This applies to both banking and insurance. Traditional motives and justifications for regulation in these two industries overlap to some extent, but differ also in many ways. While a very substantial body of literature concerned with the regulation of banking has developed over recent years, dealing with both its fundamental motivation and specific forms and applications of such regulation, a similar intellectual effort concerned with insurance regulation is lacking to a considerable extent. It is the aim of this report to work towards closing this gap. 61
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