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Cat specialists RenaissanceRe and Everest Re took the highest proportional hit to equity from the Q3 disaster losses, which resulted in an average cost equivalent to 1.7 percent of shareholders’ equity.
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It will be many months before the $11bn payout agreed between Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) filters through to the (re)insurance and ILS markets, with this lump sum likely to benefit some parties more than others.
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Tokio Marine’s $3.1bn bid for high-net-worth (HNW) insurance specialist Pure represents a bid on the growth prospects of the segment, sister title Inside P&C argued in a recent analytical note.
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A group of ILS funds tracked by Trading Risk produced more robust returns in Q3 compared to last year’s third quarter, despite Typhoon Faxai and Hurricane Dorian.
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A drive to offer standardised Lloyd's ILS products must be balanced against the need to be flexible, market participants have said.
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California has become the “loss leader” of the homeowners’ insurance market, according to a new Aon study.
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The $1bn syndicate signals a move from the carrier to leverage the ability to share risk at the Corporation.
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The availability of new capital – or the lack thereof – was a hot topic at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous.
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Aon’s plan to launch an auction platform in time for 1 January 2020 suggests a struggle is underway in the reinsurance space for the position of auction technology market leader.
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Typhoon Faxai losses are unlikely to have a significant impact on the ILS markets, based on current industry estimates.
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Ratings agencies remain positive on reinsurers boosting their use of retrocession to grow, despite this year’s capacity crunch in the retro segment.
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Fourteen cat bonds with a combined value of $1.18bn are expected to be a full loss following 2017 and 2018 losses, Trading Risk understands.