Leadenhall Capital Partners
-
Mitsui Sumitomo Insurance (MSI) now owns 80 percent of Leadenhall Capital Partners after taking over the holding from its international subsidiary MS Amlin. -
The ILS manager also revealed more detail on the limits written through MS Amlin.
-
The Japanese conglomerate has assumed the majority holding in Leadenhall from its international (re)insurance brand.
-
The Luca Albertini-led ILS manager will become a direct subsidiary of the Japanese insurance group, rather than being held by MS Amlin.
-
The ILS manager’s exposure is to the start-up’s accident and health risks.
-
The fundraising takes the investment manager’s life ILS asset base to more than $2.5bn.
-
Many ILS entrepreneurs have already successfully cashed out.
-
Elementum took out the manager of the year title while American Financial Group was named the sponsor of the year.
-
There has been a $300mn growth for the London-based ILS manager since the start of the year alone.
-
The rationale behind the investment is to reduce the fund's exposure to equities.
-
People moves in the ILS market.
-
Leadenhall Capital Partners investment analyst Joel Milnes is leaving the London-based ILS manager, sources told Trading Risk.
Most Recent
-
GIE Gareat’s terrorism bond prices near top end of guidance at 5.25%
22 November 2024 -
American Coastal targets $100mn of Florida named storm coverage
22 November 2024 -
Allstate pegs October cat losses at $226mn post-tax
21 November 2024 -
Plenum’s Dynamic Cat Bond Fund reaches $200mn in AuM
20 November 2024