ESG
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There were new hires at Mt Logan, AlphaCat and Howden Bermuda.
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The top 21 reinsurers were rated positive on just 9% of factors overall.
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The new material provides frameworks for discussing ESG and aligning objectives.
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Re-allocation of capital rather than true growth seems to be a more likely outcome for the sector in the near term.
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Demand for climate-related solutions is ‘trickling up’ from clients and insurers to the ILS market .
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The speciality insurer is also providing multi-year capacity and paper to the climate risk shop.
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Howden said passing risks onto governments would degrade the value of the insurance industry.
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S&P suggested that an “abrupt rethinking” was a more likely outcome than gradual pricing increases – but a third way is possible if ratings agencies set a glidepath to change.
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Syndicate 4321 will operate as a consortium led by Syndicates 623 and 2623, providing capacity for companies that meet ESG criteria.
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Discussions with industry and in-country partners have so far foregrounded parametric solutions.
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Investors’ growing focus on ESG factors is sparking questions about how this could affect ILS pricing.
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The Durant Re IC deal was the first humanitarian cat bond in the history of the ILS market.