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The Swedish pension fund will participate in Swiss Re’s natural catastrophe business. -
The move follows an ongoing battle between board members and staff over investment tactics, according to local reports.
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The Singaporean authority is understood to have pursued a higher risk-return strategy within the asset class.
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The investor agreed to buy Ascot in 2016 and Wilton in 2014.
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The insurer said the European flooding loss did not qualify as a European windstorm for the purpose of the transaction.
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The Australian investor said it was talking to reinsurers about fine tuning catastrophe portfolios as it reported an 0.9% ILS return in Q3.
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The Canadian pension plan Ontario Teachers’ will support three Lloyd’s syndicates – CFC, Beazley and Beat – via its initial deal.
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The Dutch firm had given the AIG-owned platform a mandate that could range from EUR500mn to EUR1bn, covering US cat reinsurance.
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The monthly loss on the Eurekahedge ILS Advisers index accelerated from 0.4% in August.
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The new London Bridge framework is less useful to the bulk of specialist ILS asset managers than it is end investors.
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The fund acted on advice from Aon Hewitt Investment Consulting.
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The larger fund PK SBB revealed it made a loss of 7.0% in its ILS portfolio for 2020.
