Hurricane
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The new coverage marks the first time that sovereign debt repayments have been protected by a parametric catastrophe clause.
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The lawsuit claims CEO Tony Belisle misled the investor over risk levels.
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Hurricane Ida was the main loss-making event, but once again secondary perils generated more than half of global losses, according to the latest Sigma report.
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The firm’s senior meteorologist noted activity was in line with expectations on major storms, if not all named storms.
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States in the south have received proportionally less damage.
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Nearly three months on, the event still seems heavily stacked towards residential claims.
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The loss-tracking agency’s claims total for Louisiana rose by roughly $1bn, as losses hitting New York increased by $0.5bn.
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K2 Parametric will offer policies that pay pre-agreed claim amounts based on local parameters of measurable events, such as hurricanes or earthquakes.
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Catastrophe losses push P&C industry CR higher, send industry to underwriting loss for first nine months of the year, AM Best estimates.
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On Louisiana Citizens, Commissioner Donelon said that the state-backed carrier does not need to acquire additional reinsurance to endure the impact of major losses from the Ida and Laura storms.
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The Florida-headquartered carrier blamed litigation rates and rising reinsurance costs for the move.
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The cat bond market has priced a $20mn tranche of Safepoint’s 2019 Manatee Re cat bond for a full loss after Hurricane Ida as two regional, low-attaching deals are set to be impacted by the 2021 hurricane.