ESG
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The follow-on Lloyd’s syndicate posted a profitable combined ratio of 98% in 2021.
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He will work with investors and sit on Leadenhall’s ESG Committee.
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Resilience bonds attempted to link up financial goals that proved to be too mismatched.
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Many investors are in a “hold and assess” pattern on ILS, but some changes in the broader landscape could be more positive for the industry.
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There are two strands to the investor response to ILS climate-change issues, the consultant said.
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Investors are increasingly concerned about legislative changes and climate change, but there are drivers for optimism, the consultant said.
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Total issuance during 2021 beat the previous annual peak of £11bn in 2020, according to an Aon note marking the cat bond sector’s 25th anniversary.
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Another pandemic outbreak came in fourth place, with 22% of respondents saying they were worried about further health and workforce issues and movement restrictions in 2022.
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The regulator is also reviewing Solvency II post-Brexit.
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He will replace Jonathan Malawer, who held the position for fourteen years and has left to join a new firm focussed on climate risk investments.
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ESG, non-catastrophe and rebuilding after personnel changes will be among the themes of the year.
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Personnel turnover and ongoing redevelopment into new areas were the notable themes of the past 12 months.