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Dan Reynolds "Industry risk report: aerospace". Risk & Insurance. FindArticles.com. 30 Nov, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0BJK/is_1_19/ai_n24239643/

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• Offshore captives keeping quiet
• Survey: ERM interest spikes among healthcare risk managers: the growing number of older workers and retirees, along with the 2008 elections, are seen as reasons for ERM interest among healthcare companies
  by Cheryl Tuohy
• Business looks beyond Bush
  by Tom Slattery
• Industry risk report: aerospace
  by Dan Reynolds
• Managing risk, Hollywood style
• Lockton International
• Can captives unite against the man? An IRS tax proposal threatens to quash onshore domiciles. The industry tries to overcome differences and fight it
  by Matthew Brodsky
• In deeper on the WTC
  by David Donohue
• U.S. stalls on patient safety: ASHRM committee chairman reports little progress on implementation of federal law
  by Dan Reynolds
• DWENA dread
  by Roger Crombie
• Supply-side turbulence rattles aircraft manufacturers: with parts arriving from all corners of the globe, aerospace manufacturers now have to coordinate massive amounts of information through all levels of the supply chain, even if that means managing ris
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• The big 2's outlooks
• Beecher Carlson
• Deal—or no deal
  by Philip G. Kircher
• Upcoming events
• Subprime contagion concerns
• Eddie Monteith joined Lockton's Houston office after leaving his position as senior vice president in Marsh's FinPro practice
• Lighting a fire: at 60, Bermuda rightly deserves a place in the insurance and reinsurance pantheon, but the island has changed, as have markets and the world around it. Yet the "Bermuda Model" proves it has the legs to compete with younger domic
  by Roger Crombie
• No running mates in 2008
  by Matthew Brodsky
• The alternative markets are upon us: Csiszar: Chicago's alternative finance empire will rule insurance
  by Matthew Brodsky
• What do risk managers want?
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• On the trail of risks with a long tail: a repository of asbestos data with information dating back to 1997, now available, can help monitor and analyze claims
  by Bradley Drew
• Clapping for Cayman
• The last great gentleman: the celebrated life of HRH founder Alvin Rogal featured a thirst for the exotic, a commitment to philanthropy in Pittsburgh, a fierce loyalty to longtime clients and friends, and a love of the game
  by Erin Gazica
• Dangers of a long-term view
  by Beaumont Vance
• Directory: insurance company software
• Middle ground elusive: big rift underscores divide in comp claims management
  by Cyril Tuohy
• U.S. Risk Brokers
• Risks made in China: manufacturers love China because the Chinese make products more cheaply than just about anyone else. But the past 18 months have been difficult and expensive for several U.S. manufacturers that have faced big product recalls
  by James M. Davis
• More on E2open
• Willis Group Holdings
• The Western way: Rocky Armfield survives the halls of power in Los Angeles County with a cool demeanor and straight talk
  by Dan Reynolds
• Wellness and disability: a needed savior: long live employee wellness programs, and the employees and corporations that benefit from them
  by Dan Reynolds
• Deconstructing the defense
• Lockton expanded its New York brokerage team with the addition of Kenneth Mckenna as senior vice president of the Employee Benefits Practice and SUSAN JOHNSON as vice president for the Property Insurance Practice
• Will the liability market turn? The great subprime lending meltdown of 2007 will make life in 2008 a little more difficult for excess professional liability carriers. But will lawsuits be serious enough to turn the market?
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Wellness and disability: a drain on profits: the time has come for companies to ditch their costly and coddling wellness and disability programs
  by Cyril Tuohy