Consultants note ILS conservatism on Ian to date, but clients still wary

14 November 2022

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Investment consultants and advisers have generally observed a conservative take among ILS managers striving to avoid any surprises from Hurricane Ian, but note that clients remain wary despite the expectation of notable increases in projected returns.

When it comes to the overall industry loss from Ian, most managers are marking their portfolio on the assumption of a $50bn-$60bn private insured industry loss, with variation above and below this level, advisers said.

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Consultants note ILS conservatism on Ian to date, but clients still wary

Investment consultants and advisers have generally observed a conservative take among ILS managers striving to avoid any surprises from Hurricane Ian, but note that clients remain wary despite the expectation of notable increases in projected returns.

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Consultants note ILS conservatism on Ian to date, but clients still wary

Investment consultants and advisers have generally observed a conservative take among ILS managers striving to avoid any surprises from Hurricane Ian, but note that clients remain wary despite the expectation of notable increases in projected returns.

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