Everest Re
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The Bermudian reported $15mn in catastrophe losses for the quarter, down from $125mn in the same period last year. -
The former reinsurance CEO had previously parted ways with Bob Cooney after working together on a reinsurer start-up last year.
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Mt Logan ceded $68mn of premiums to Everest Re in the three months leading up to 30 September – down 41% compared to Q3 2021.
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Early reporters emphasised an ongoing demand for structural change.
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CEO Andrade said the hardening property cat market was a “tremendous opportunity” for the Bermudian.
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The Bermudian’s operating loss per share, however, grew nearly four times from the prior-year quarter to $5.28 per share.
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The reinsurer attributed $600mn to Hurricane Ian, based on an estimate that the total insured industry losses would come to approximately $55bn.
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How much capacity is available to meet rising cat reinsurance demands was a key theme throughout this year’s Rendez-Vous.
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The Bermuda sidecar took losses of $21.1mn from the reinsurer during the quarter.
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South African flood losses, Canadian and European storms and second-quarter events in the US were cited as contributors to the deterioration.
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The ILS manager’s half-year report showed significantly lower holdings with Everest Re, as much of its portfolio has gone private.
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In this newly created role, Joe Stuhl will lead the reinsurance organization’s global distribution strategy and address emerging needs.
