Dan Burrows's guest appearances

Dan Burrows

Your Money's Worth

The Voice of Insurance

Reliability Leader with Adam Bahret

OwlTail

Retail stock investors are said to be living in a golden age when it comes to the convenience and cost of trading. But picking a broker should still be a conscious decision. We look at today’s options. Links mentioned in this episode:  The Best Online Brokers and Trading Platforms, 2022  https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605136/the-best-online-brokers-and-trading-platforms  Who Are the Best Small Online Brokers?  https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605137/who-are-the-best-small-online-brokers  How a Stock Trade Actually Works  https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/stocks/601905/anatomy-of-a-stock-trade

Retail stock investors are said to be living in a golden age when it comes to the convenience and cost of trading. But picking a broker should still be a conscious decision. We look at today’s options. Links mentioned in this episode: The Best Online Brokers and Trading Platforms, 2022 <a href="https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605136/the-best-online-brokers-and-trading-platforms" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605136/the-best-online-brokers-and-trading-platforms </a>Who Are the Best Small Online Brokers? <a href="https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605137/who-are-the-best-small-online-brokers" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/wealth-management/online-brokers/605137/who-are-the-best-small-online-brokers </a>How a Stock Trade Actually Works <a href="https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/stocks/601905/anatomy-of-a-stock-trade" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> https://www.kiplinger.com/investing/stocks/601905/anatomy-of-a-stock-trade</a>

Episode 164: The Best Tools for Investing, Stock Trading with Dan Burrows

Richard Brindle

Some people seem to have things happen to them, while others make things happen.   Richard Brindle (pictured right) and Dan Burrows (pictured left) of Fidelis are in the latter category and are about to make history by becoming the first traditional balance sheet insurance company to split its underwriting and its capital into two independent entities.  It’s a typically bold and fascinating move and one which throws up many questions.   Are they doing this because valuations of balance sheets are so low and those of MGAs are so high, or are there other motives for going through such a painful process?  The answers are all here.   Richard also unloads a huge amount of his insight on the state of the reinsurance and specialty markets as we head into the 1.1 renewal season.  It’s the toughest talk I’ve heard in my career and that includes the post Katrina Rita and Wilma market of 2006, into which Lancashire was born.  This all adds up to one of the best podcasts you’ll listen to this year, or any year.  NOTES One slip of the tongue on an acronym. SRT stands for Significant Risk Transfer not Strategic Risk Transfer.   LINKS We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: https://www.advantagego.com/  We also thank this Episode’s advertising supporter Oxbow Partners https://oxbowpartners.com

Some people seem to have things happen to them, while others make things happen. Richard Brindle (pictured right) and Dan Burrows (pictured left) of Fidelis are in the latter category and are about to make history by becoming the first traditional balance sheet insurance company to split its underwriting and its capital into two independent entities. It’s a typically bold and fascinating move and one which throws up many questions. Are they doing this because valuations of balance sheets are so low and those of MGAs are so high, or are there other motives for going through such a painful process? The answers are all here. Richard also unloads a huge amount of his insight on the state of the reinsurance and specialty markets as we head into the 1.1 renewal season. It’s the toughest talk I’ve heard in my career and that includes the post Katrina Rita and Wilma market of 2006, into which Lancashire was born. This all adds up to one of the best podcasts you’ll listen to this year, or any year. NOTES One slip of the tongue on an acronym. SRT stands for Significant Risk Transfer not Strategic Risk Transfer. LINKS We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo: <a href="https://www.advantagego.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.advantagego.com/</a> We also thank this Episode’s advertising supporter Oxbow Partners <a href="https://oxbowpartners.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://oxbowpartners.com</a>

Ep137: Richard Brindle and Dan Burrows of Fidelis - changing the structure of capital forever

In this episode my guest Dan Burrows, Director of Quality and Reliability at Solecta, discuss the difference between quality and reliability engineering.  It's not as easy as you would think, and there is surely more than one answer.

In this episode my guest Dan Burrows, Director of Quality and Reliability at Solecta, discuss the difference between quality and reliability engineering.  It's not as easy as you would think, and there is surely more than one answer.