Liberty Mutual
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The Bermuda-listed component shrank by $8mn year on year, as the insurer said it expected overall alternative support to remain stable.
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Nicholas Garside was previously senior vice president of property, having joined the firm in 2018.
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The carrier has made refinements to the vehicle’s portfolio mix and the structure mix, Liberty Mutual told Trading Risk.
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The target size shrank from 2018 after the insurer revised the renewing portfolio, with the Bermuda-listed component dropping by $143mn.
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Newer vehicles found it harder to get going as sidecar sponsors struggled to hit their fundraising targets in the January renewals.
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The transaction replaces an expiring $160mn deal issued in 2016.
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USAA is among the top 10 carriers with exposure to the loss and has already eroded aggregate deductibles for the current year of cover after this year’s hurricane season.
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The carrier is now the top-ranking insurer among sidecar sponsors Liberty Mutual’s Limestone Re vehicle is now the third-largest quota-share reinsurance sidecar vehicle on the market, based on Trading Risk records, as its total capacity reached $700mn.
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Private and public deals give the nearly $700mn total for on-risk Limestone funds.
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The insurer has raised a further $278mn of capital for its Limestone Re sidecar.