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ROBERT W. STRAIN
Publishing and Seminars Incorporated
since 1984
P.O. Box 1520, Athens Texas 75751-1520
(903) 677-5974 from 9 to 3
E-mail: strainrw@aol.com Website: www.strainpublishinginc.com

DAY TWO: WEDNESDAY - April 21, 2010

7:30

      Breakfast ― buffet

8:30 to 9:10

  5. REINSURANCE ACCOUNTING (concluded)

9:20 to 10:05

  6. REINSURANCE STATUTES AND REGULATIONS

      Susan E. Mack, Senior Vice President & General Counsel, Main Street America

      Group, 4601 Touchton Road East, Suite 3400, Jacksonville, Florida 32245

10:05 to 10:25

      Coffee Break

10:25 to 11:10

  7. CASUALTY CLAUSES   (For maximum results, read Chapters R4,6,10 & RCW7,9.)
      Lynn Halper, Senior Vice President, Partner Re, One Greenwich Plaza,

      Greenwich CT 06830
      •  How reinsurance applies: attachment, net retained line, ultimate net loss,  

          occurrence definitions
      •  Coverage: per policy, per occurrence, aggregate, event. Sample treaty.
      •  Nonmathematical: exposure and experience rating, cessions, swing rates, 

          contingent profit commissions, caps and loss corridors.

11:20 to 12:00

  8. CASUALTY CLAUSES (concluded)

12:00

      Luncheon – Faculty designated tables

1:15 to 2:00

  9. BUYING CATASTROPHE REINSURANCE, ITS CRITICAL CLAUSES (For

      maximum results, read Chapters R5 & RCW8.)

      Charlene Cass, Vice President, Reinsurance, Towers Perrin Reinsurance, One

      Stamford Plaza, 263 Tresser Blvd., Stamford CT 06901

      •  9 items for keeping out of trouble

      •  Most important clauses or provisions, driven by market conditions: business   

          covered, what inures to what, hours clause, reinstatement, definition of loss 

          adjustment expense, extended expiration

      •  Sample treaty

2:10 to 2:55

 

 

10. ALTERNATIVE RISK TRANSFER (OR MANAGEMENT)
      Kenneth R. Pierce, Partner, Mayer Brown LLP, 1675 Broadway, 24th Floor, New

      York NY 10019
      •  Finite and structured reinsurance
      •  Risk transformation – reinsurance and derivatives
      •  Securitization of insurance risks – cat bonds and sidecars
      •  Captives and risk retention groups

2:55 to 3:15

 

3:15 to 4:00

      Soda Break

 

11. ALTERNATIVE RISK TRANSFER (OR MANAGEMENT) (concluded)

4:10 to 5:00

12. PANEL OF THE DAY’S SPEAKERS

5:00 to 6:00

      Free time each day for rest and recreation

6:00 to 6:45

      Social Hour

6:45

      Dinner (choice of three entrees) – Faculty designated tables