Hurricane
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The National Hurricane Center predicts a Category 1 landfall but if Michael is slower to reach the coast it may have more time to intensify, said JLT.
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Tripling the ILS market from its current size of $80bn-$100bn to $300bn is an achievable target, said Fermat Capital co-founder John Seo.
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Capital inflows continue to exceed loss outflows, the firm said.
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The Eurekahedge ILS Advisers Index was up by 0.45 percent in August but this figure was below the 13-year average of 0.68 percent.
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The Floridian insurer expects losses from Hurricane Florence, other third quarter catastrophes and development on prior 2018 catastrophes to push Q3 claims up to $35mn.
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Modelling firms have put an average $3.8bn loss estimate on private market claims from Hurricane Florence.
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ILS investors may push for higher returns from the sector if 2018 proves to be a break-even year, Pioneer ILS analyst Chin Liu said during the Munich Re ILS roundtable in Monte Carlo.
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Conservative initial loss picks may have helped limit adverse development from the 2017 hurricanes, according to JLT Re.
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Florida Citizens has recovered more than a third of its $350mn “wrap” insurance cover from reinsurers, with payments led by Validus.
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The Category 4 hurricane has a central pressure of 940mb, above the 935mb threshold needed to trigger the Pacific hurricane layer of the 2017 Multicat Mexico cat bond.
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The Category 2 typhoon is due to strike the Okinawa Islands early on Saturday.
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North Carolina insurance regulators said that 11,457 claims have been filed with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).