Hamilton to drop property treaty from Syndicate 4000

20 October 2021

X
LinkedIn
Show more sharing options

Hamilton has announced it will cease writing property treaty business via its Lloyd’s Syndicate 4000.

The decision comes after this publication revealed that Hamilton had decided to scale back on US named wind exposure on its international property binders book.

The

Request a free trial:

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Gain a competitive edge and accelerate decision-making
Be empowered by insights that transform confusion to clarity
Uncover growth opportunities and prepare for potential threats

Request a free trial Already a subscriber? Login now

Hamilton to drop property treaty from Syndicate 4000

Hamilton has announced it will cease writing property treaty business via its Lloyd’s Syndicate 4000.

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Topics

Most Recent

GIE Gareat’s terrorism bond prices near top end of guidance at 5.25%

American Coastal targets $100mn of Florida named storm coverage

Twia to target 43% more limit at $5.8bn on exposure growth and Beryl losses

Allstate pegs October cat losses at $226mn post-tax

Plenum’s Dynamic Cat Bond Fund reaches $200mn in AuM

Hamilton to drop property treaty from Syndicate 4000

Hamilton has announced it will cease writing property treaty business via its Lloyd’s Syndicate 4000.

Login to continue

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Topics

GIE Gareat’s terrorism bond prices near top end of guidance at 5.25%

American Coastal targets $100mn of Florida named storm coverage

Twia to target 43% more limit at $5.8bn on exposure growth and Beryl losses

Allstate pegs October cat losses at $226mn post-tax

Plenum’s Dynamic Cat Bond Fund reaches $200mn in AuM