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Articles in May, 2009 issue of Risk & Insurance

• Calif. asbestos ruling
• Hong Kong as a domicile
• Break dance
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Ironhealth drops down
• When outsourcing Healthcare claims editing is called for
• The Battle of PBM analytics
• Use it or lose it: end-to-end encryption
• Damage control: covering your real estate assets
• Are you a risk innovator?
• Airlines to pay more: carriers to increase prices for hull and liability coverage this year, according to Aon report
  by Dan Reynolds
• Catastrophes cost insurers worldwide $52.7b in 2008: rising price trends for catastrophe coverage expected to affect other lines
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Stick to your knitting: banks used to do what they do well. There is no reason why they can't remember how to do that
  by Dan Reynolds
• Marsh Inc
• Children's Hospital
• Fort Wayne, Ind
• Glencairn Energy
• Willis Facultative
• Willis Facultative International
• Avon
• It's 'the insurance,' stupid
  by Roger Crombie
• A brutal interpretation
  by Peter Rousmaniere
• Diffusing balance sheet bombs
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• Hitchhiker's guide to the planet
  by Joanna Makomaski
• Accountability and ERM
  by Chris Mandel
• Hard market in hiding: the slump affecting the property/casualty cycle has experts wondering when and where the rate hikes will show up in the industry's top and bottom lines
  by Steve Tuckey
• All for one, one for all: Aon's eSolutions unit successfully crosses over into related markets and stakes its future on being a one-stop shop
  by Steve Marlin
• Rate climbs: for commercial trucking fleet risk managers looking to renew this year, many are likely to see the soft market turn into modest price increases
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Healthcare fixes and fixations: the latest debate on reform is more reasoned, but with far more at stake
  by Joel Berg
• Bonding with a reliable market: could the catastrophe bond market be on the verge of something big, now that it survived the financial crisis and the property-catastrophe reinsurance market is tight?
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Sealing the envelope: catastrophe modeling companies now hire armies of actuaries, statisticians and software engineers to help clients predict the scale of potential losses
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Engineering an end to classic risk analysis: seeking the consultation of structural engineers is in vogue for corporate risk managers who want to assess catastrophe exposure at key properties
  by Matthew Brodsky
• Price hike for surplus lines: loss ratios to blame, expert says, as carriers look to boost revenue from the underwriting side of the ledger
  by Cyril Tuohy
• Directory
• AIG Bonuses: circumstances justify breaching contracts: contracts were made to be broken, and insurance companies know this very well
  by Dan Reynolds
• AIG Bonuses: breaching contracts is dangerous: it would be foolish for AIG executives to return bonuses that were legally and fairly awarded to them
  by Cyril Tuohy