Hurricane
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Swiss Re has recouped $7.2mn of Hurricane Sandy losses from its Vega Capital 2010 cat bond in the second payout made by investors on the three-year deal, according to a Moody's rating note.
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The North Carolina wind pools have more than doubled the size of their hurricane cat bond, Tar Heel Re from $200mn to $500mn, Trading Risk can reveal.
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Hannover Re recovered EUR163mn from its retrocession providers in 2012 to assist in paying claims from Hurricane Sandy and the Costa Concordia sinking, which helped its non-life division to lift annual operating profit by 43 percent to EUR858mn
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At the time of writing, Mississippi's insurer of last resort was on the verge of finalising its reinsurance programme for the 2013 North Atlantic hurricane season.
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The future of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) is looking increasingly uncertain as the US residual insurance market heads toward the reinsurance renewal season.
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The strength of investor interest in the (re)insurance sector is expected to keep spreads tight as ILS prices remained strong on the secondary market throughout March
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Investors in the $67.5mn Class G tranche of Nelson Re notes will be repaid in full after Glacier Re withdrew its arbitration case to give a smooth conclusion to a rocky four years for investors
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Robust investor demand put pressure on rates as Nationwide Mutual closed its third cat bond Caelus Re III this month
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RMS is set to moderate the view of hurricane risk from that contained in the Version 11 edition of its model when the new Version 13 is released this July.
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After a quiet start to the year two new catastrophe bonds have begun marketing that will take 2013 issuance to around $1bn if successful
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The average cat bond spread rose to 8.72 percent by the end of 2012 as ILS investors accepted more complex risk, according to analysis of the Swiss Re Global Index.
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Nationwide Mutual's new Caelus Re III cat bond has priced at 525 basis points above benchmark money market rates, Trading Risk understands