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Articles in Feb, 2007 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Welcome to the Power Brokers 2007
  by Jack Roberts
• Options: back to the future
  by Philip G. Kircher
• Power brokers: aviation & aerospace
• Power brokers: fine arts
• Power brokers: technology/general
• Prices flat, rates stable: commercial insurance buyers, catastrophe-coverage purchasers notwithstanding, are in for price stability in 2007
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Cats clawless in 2006
• Back to backdating: the stock-options practice is still on the minds of D&O buyers and sellers—and the SEC
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Gender gap still too wide
  by Tom Slattery
• Power brokers: education
• Power brokers: long-term care
• Power brokers: telecommunications
• Brown Smith Wallace
• SIIA expands scope
• In need of a makeover
  by Peter L. Miller
• Customer disservice
  by Roger Crombie
• Power brokers: automotive
• Power brokers: financial institutions
• Power brokers: retailing
• Worth repeating
• TRIA extension expected
• Upcoming events
• Lifting the veil on professional liability: two key benchmarking projects release much-anticipated results to build on in 2007
  by Matthew Brodsky
• The deception of risk perception
  by Beaumont Vance
• Power brokers: construction/design
• Power brokers: health care
• Power brokers: technology/software
• Assurant Health
• Broker offers browser
• State of emergency preparedness: report ranks states on health disaster preparedness
  by Erin Fogg
• Ruffling feathers: Willis CEO Joe Plumeri elbows his way into a patriarchal and complacent "gentlemen's club" only to be rebuffed in his quest to become the world's No. 1 broker. No one believes they've seen the last of him, or that a man not ev
  by Jack Roberts
• Power brokers: energy
• Power brokers: marine
• Power brokers: utilities
• Grange Mutual Casualty Group
• Capacity up at Lloyds
• Worth repeating
• Getting off the renewal merry-go-round: utilizing a two-step proposal process takes time and effort, but it yields more competitive bids
  by Marjorie Young
• Power brokers: environmental
• Power brokers: real estate
• Twists and turns thread comp and disability show: the annual National Workers' Compensation and Disability Conference & Expo was not without controversy nor irony, if you knew where to look
  by Cyril Tuohy
• American International Group Inc
• P/C executives surveyed
• Time to celebrate the broker rookies
  by Matthew Kahn
• A West Virginia transformation
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Power brokers: chemicals
• Power brokers: gaming
• Power brokers: technology/hardware
• PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP
• Fiserv aligns units
• Fraudster netted: the catch of the day for MEMIC: claimant who lied about commercial fishing
  by Erin Fogg
• 2007 Power Brokers: the standouts: a Power Broker in 2007 is likely to be a man with 21 years of experience working at one of the nation's big four brokerages. Beyond that, who they are, where they've come from and what makes them stand out is anyone's gu
  by Jack Roberts
• Power brokers: benefits consultants
• Power brokers: hospitality/leisure
• Power brokers: transportation
• Penn Mutual Life Insurance Co
• A buy for USI
• Reinsurers breathe easier: they look for windfall from higher rates, and few catastrophe claims
  by Graham Buck
• Integro: we're here to win: having attracted assignments from more than 250 clients, the upstart broker is poised to make a move in the big-client market
  by Jack Roberts
• Power brokers: entertainment-media
• Power brokers: pharmaceuticals
• Analyzing the life cycle of an insolvency: the "life" cycle of a property/casualty insurer insolvency often takes place in an opaque world bereft of accountability. Taxpayers and policyholders end up paying the most
  by James W. Schacht
• Insurance Marketplace Standards Association
• Markel lands onshore
• Paying paramedics properly: a case in Pennsylvania could better define municipalities' overtime pay liability for paramedics
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Gallagher: middleman to the middle market: a focus on industry niches, overlaid with a regional approach, has paid off for Arthur J. Gallagher & Co., the world's No. 4 broker
  by Jack Roberts
• Power brokers: entertainment-sports
• Power brokers: public sector
• Clarification
• Essex Insurance Co
• New capacity launched