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Thursday, 22 September 2011

US Reinsurance Advisory Committe Meeting Today

The Advisory Committee met in New York City with invited guests to discuss the future of reinsurance processing and ACORD Standards.

Pictured are Maggy Leon, Guy Carpenter; Marc Codispoti, ACORD; Gary Stropoli, Chartis; Shawn Sylvester, Swiss Re; Sal Iannaccone, Munich Re; Ian Summers, Aon; Mark Barwick, ACORD; John DiBuduo, Partner Re; and Ursuline Foley, XL Re

Frank Nutter, President & CEO of the Reinsurance Association of America opened the meeting with a state of the industry presentation followed by panel discvussions and case studies.

Posted on Thursday, 22 September 2011 in Reinsurance | Permalink

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