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Bermuda’s top financial regulator said he has been delighted to see so many people interested in doing business on the Island at North America’s largest insurance conference of the year. Speaking from the Risk & Insurance Management Society’s (RIMS) ...

Premier Craig Cannonier will lead a strong Bermuda contingent travelling to Denver next month for the Risk & Insurance Managers Society’s annual conference. Two of his Cabinet colleagues — Education and Economic Development Minister Grant Gibbons and...

Bermuda has bolstered its reputation as the domicile of choice for insurers and reinsurers at this year’s Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) conference in Los Angeles. That is an outcome from the Island’s participation at the global gatheri...

Premier Craig Cannonier, pitching Bermuda’s reinsurance market to Risk & Insurance Management Society (RIMS) conference attendees in Los Angeles, said: “In fact, we welcome you.” He made the comment during a speech to guests attending the Bermuda rec...

Premier Craig Cannonier, pitching Bermuda’s reinsurance market to Risk & Insurance Management Society (RIMS) conference attendees last night in Los Angeles, said: “In fact, we welcome you.” He made the comment during a speech to guests attending the ...

Bermuda’s visibility as a leading jurisdiction at the Risk and Insurance Management Society (RIMS) conference in Los Angeles has been further enhanced by the presence of Premier Craig Cannonier, Finance Minister Bob Richards and Economic Development ...

Things got off to a flying start for Bermuda at this year’s Risk Insurance and Management Society (RIMS) conference in Los Angeles. On the first full day of the event the Island’s booth inside the Los Angeles Conference Center was buzzing yesterday w...

Just back from the RIMS conference in Philadelphia, Premier Paula Cox believes there is a “renewed interest” in Bermuda as a captive jurisdiction. “We’re obviously out there telling Bermuda’s story, we received a good response; there was a lot of int...

Bermuda will not likely see a new wave of large brick-and-mortar insurance companies like it has following previous spikes in demand for new capacity, but rather an influx of smaller alternative capital arrangements, like sidecars and catastrophe bon...