Articles from Risk & Insurance (October 15, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A more durable greening: green building, sustainability, carbon footprints and loss prevention all have more in common than you think.	Brodsky, Matthew		1454
A stellar ratio.	Tuohy, Cyril		292
Allstate settles age bias class action.			105
Back to school: Rowan Douglas explains why investing in academic research is worth the time and money for a reinsurance broker.	Gazica, Erin		1284
Big events of the last century.			44
Bracing for the chill wind of severity: comp and disability managers prepare for the premier annual workers' comp conference in the face of increases in claims severity.	Tuohy, Cyril		1309
Capturing the carbon market: commercial insurance carriers gear up to cover the risks of sequestering carbon, but for now stop short of offering the long, long long-tail coverage that such projects require.	Tuohy, Cyril	Cover story	2071
CAT modeling: a dismal science: why is it so difficult to achieve certainty with CAT models?	Tuohy, Cyril		692
CAT modeling: as important as it is omnipresent: a tool that saves lives and delivers better pricing.	Brodsky, Matthew		620
Catastrophe bonds extend gains.			123
Catching up with supply: thanks to coverage cutbacks and increasing retentions on the part of insureds, there looks to be plenty of capacity in both offshore and onshore energy markets as we head into 2010.	Reynolds, Dan		2021
Competitive edge with GRC.			79
Death of the loss run.	Rousmaniere, Peter		583
Dinallo criticizes contingent commissions.			88
Directory: workers' compensation.		Directory	4042
Does the policy fit the crime? Recent Bernard Madoff-related coverage disputes place crime insurance in the spotlight and purchasers of crime insurance should consider the coverage afforded by their policies.	Collins, Mark A.; Smethurst, Ryan S.; Rogaczewski, Joshua D.		1851
Enhancing our healthcare.	Crombie, Roger		559
Facing the Facebook phenom.	Makomaski, Joanna		584
Keys to the big comp show.		Conference news	54
Merrill employees sue, alleging discrimination.			136
My new sales space.	Vowinkel, Patricia		611
On your guard: a deep recession, which embitters employees, and the passage of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act make a strong case for the purchase of employment practices liability insurance.	Donovan, Marla		1127
Personal risk management.	Mandel, Chris		629
Quote of the month.	Szymoniak, Lynn		31
Quote of the month.	Douglas, Rowan		16
Right in the teeth: Aon Benfield tracks the impact of the global financial storms.	Reynolds, Dan		1112
The FedEx fight.			153
Turning around after H1N1.			56
Vanishing premiums: strapped employers scam workers' compensation duties as unscrupulous owners circumvent paying their fair share, making it more expensive for policyholders and employers who play by the rules.	Tuckey, Steve		2800