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Articles in June, 2002 issue of Risk & Insurance

• The Risk and Insurance Management Society Inc. in New York has entered into an agreement
• Insurance Services Office Inc. has teamed up with Ascendant-One Inc
• Endurance banks on Bermuda
  by Denise Myshko
• The cost of employee fraud
• Trinity Universal Insurance Co., a subsidiary of Chicago-based Unitrin Inc
• First quarter renewals
  by Roger Crombie
• Managing assets via "alpha": an expert in asset management explores a special technique—"Alpha Transfer"—that amounts to a form of telecommuting for excess returns. Here's how it works
  by Andrew P. Hofer
• Preventing injuries among seasonal work force
• Gallagher Bassett Services Inc. in Itasca, Ill
• July renewals: making the most of less reinsurance
  by Patricia Vowinkel
• Biomechanics: a new tool in WC claims reduction?
  by Lori Widmer
• Ace USA Professional Risk
• Notice of loss requirements
  by Charles H. Cox
• Risk management's higher profile: Risk managers are playing an increasingly important role in the global economy. The annual meeting of the Risk and Insurance Management Society in New Orleans highlighted the new realities risk managers face
  by Denise Myshko
• Injury costs remain high
• Argonaut Group Inc. in San Antonio will acquire the renewal rights and certain other assets of Scor's subsidiary Fulcrum Insurance Co
• Business interruption: is your solution strong enough?
  by Lori Widmer
• From the editor
  by Matt Damsker
• XL Capital Ltd. in Hamilton, Bermuda, has acquired a minority interest
• When management fails: D&O's unforgettable year
  by Lori Widmer
• Special Risk Insurance and Reinsurance Luxembourg SA
• P2P
• On alert: Terror coverage prompts concerns; although some commercial insurers are responding to the need for terrorism coverage, much about the risk remains unknown
  by Libby Bruch
• Chicago-based Aon has created a new division
• This crime settlement ought to be a crime
  by Joseph F. Mangan
• The fear factor in settlements; sometimes, litigated claims are settled for the wrong reason: an irrational fear that jury decisions will lead to higher payouts
  by Stockard R. Hickey, III
• ECS Underwriting Inc
• LIMRA International
• The challenge for workers' comp
  by Joseph A. Gilles
• American International Group Inc
• 401 benefit changes
  by Len Strazewski
• No more busy work: is your return-to-work program getting the right results? Often, the existence of modified duty is not enough to ensure RTW success. Here's how to make sure such a program has a positive impact on the company's goals
  by Susan L. Gilpin