Hurricane
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Aon Benfield has been appointed sole broker for the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) as the state-backed reinsurer looks to transfer up to $2.2bn of risk for the 2015 hurricane season.
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BB&T Corporation has sold Florida insurer American Coastal to management at US hurricane managing general underwriter (MGU) AmRisc.
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Florida take-out insurer Heritage P&C looks set to replace $127.5mn of reinsurance limit from the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) with cover from its new Citrus Re cat bond, Trading Risk understands.
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Pricing on Munich Re's latest Queen Street X Re cat bond has been revised to the mid-point of initial guidance, as the bond has remained at its target $100mn size, sources confirmed.
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A series of severe US thunderstorms triggered the largest single insured catastrophe loss of 2014, according to research released today (25 March) by Swiss Re's Sigma unit.
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Safepoint Insurance Company has increased the size of its Manatee Re cat bond to $100mn after the deal priced at the upper end of forecasts, according to sources.
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The state-backed Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF) has submitted a proposal to buy more than $2bn of reinsurance limit for the 2015 hurricane season, according to local media reports
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Munich Re has launched a new Queen Street X Re cat bond in its first new ILS issuance after it was forced to pull a deal from the market in June last year, Trading Risk understands.
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Cat bond issuance increased in tempo during March, as several low-yielding deals were brought to market.
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Heritage P&C CEO Bruce Lucas said that the company expects to renew the maturing portion of its reinsurance programme either at flat rates or at up to a 5 percent discount in the upcoming June renewals.
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Olympus Re, one of the world's first sidecars, is to wind up after 14 years.
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Insured losses were at the lowest level last year since 2009, according to Guy Carpenter's annual Global Catastrophe Review, released today (25 February).