Hurricane
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The organisation has $170mn less cover in place than the $2.1bn it had for the 2020 and 2019 hurricane seasons.
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The firm announced a gross performance of more than 10% on the fund since it was established in late May 2020.
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The Florida reinsurance renewals ran more smoothly, with lower overall rate increases than initially expected.
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The carrier cut back its treaty limit by around 13% and lowered its deductible.
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The agency projects four major hurricanes and anticipates overall activity around a third higher than long-term norms.
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Florida domestic property insurers are getting squeezed, unable to increase rates fast enough to offset mounting losses.
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Divergence between appetite for upper and lower layer reinsurance risk may drive some panel turnover, and disadvantage some segments.
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The official US forecaster said it did not expect activity to reach last year’s historic peaks.
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The deal will be fronted by Hannover Re but will provide coverage to the state backed carrier.
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Pockets of the distressed Florida market are still expected to face a challenging renewal, but much of the remediation was carried out last year.
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The firm’s climate change models will allow users to model their portfolios under the four different emission pathways adopted by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.
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This came as the insurer said its reinsurance programme was oversubscribed and it expected rate increases to be in a mid single digit range.