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Reinsurance underwriters might have found themselves in the industry equivalent of the Christopher Nolan film Inception this year - unravelling a complicated loop of narrative threads spilling out from the nightmare losses of 2017.
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Twelve Capital confirmed that it has hired former Barbican underwriter Aaron Coates as an executive director in its London-based sourcing team, a move first reported by Trading Risk
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AIG has appointed Charlie Fry, the former CFO of Novae Group, as head of reinsurance buying, operations and transformation
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Carsten Thienel has left Ed and will join JLT Re Asia Pacific, based in Singapore. Thienel has experience in multiple asset classes, including ILS and retro. He will be reporting to Stuart Beatty, CEO of Asia Pacific, as well as Bradley Maltese, deputy CEO of UK and Europe
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RMS has hired Pete Dailey as vice president to lead flood model development in its California headquarters
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Lloyd's has appointed Kirsten Mitchell-Wallace as head of risk aggregation to replace David Clouston when he steps down at the end of the year
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Willis Re senior vice president Paul Knutson has been signed up by BMS Re US as an executive vice president in its Minneapolis office
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Willis Re has hired former Third Point Re executive Tom Wafer as chairman for its North American operations alongside vice-chairman Jeffrey Livingston, a former Willis employee who rejoins the company from Marsh
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If we were to think of the reinsurance market in foodie terms, it has to be a barbecue joint
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Lloyd's syndicates and Munich Re are the reinsurers most active in covering Puerto Rican insurers, according to analysis from sister publication The Insurance Insider
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The first Hurricane Irma loss estimates released by UPC Insurance and others suggest that the private residential insured loss from the storm could be less than $5bn
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The Kilimanjaro Re series of cat bonds are among around a dozen deals with exposure to Caribbean hurricane risk, as Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico as a Category 4 hurricane