Howden
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In the best-case scenario, a Big Bend-landing storm could cost $3bn-$5bn, Howden Re said. -
The executive has held senior alternative capital roles at Aon and Guy Carpenter.
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The firms’ partnership preceded Japan's first ‘megaquake’ warning.
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Secondary market activity and hedging would be likely if a Beryl-sized storm tracked toward the US.
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The broker is entering the Japanese market with a focus on ILS.
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Sébastien Bamsey joins from JP Morgan, where he has worked for 18 years.
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Additional capacity for upper-layer coverage is driving rate reductions, the broker says.
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Various trends may work together to hold the cat markets up for longer than some had feared.
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Diversification in perils and regions can help the market grow.
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This follows the broker's rebrand in October last year.
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Arm is based in Guernsey and has a Bermudan management licence.
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Typical ILW attachment points for US peak perils have fallen from $60bn to $40bn-$50bn as the market awaits the final Hurricane Ian number from PCS.
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