Markel
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The dispute centres on ILWs that used Munich Re loss estimates as their trigger.
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Company shareholders voted to wind down the beleaguered fund last March, and the run-off is expected to take a few years.
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Catastrophe losses saw a 31 percent hit to the fund's 2019 portfolio with attritional losses coming in more than three times as high as budgeted.
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The small gains come as the fund makes payments to investors.
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The insurer will offer to buy out side-pocketed assets at a discount, with several hundred millions of capacity available if needed.
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More and more cyber insurers are seeking alternative capital financing.
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The fund intends to pay 90 percent of its current cash to investors with much of its portfolio held in side pockets.
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Co-CEO Richie Whitt also highlighted an expectation that Nephila will seek to raise capital and return to growth.
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Costs associated with Markel's investigations into Catco drove ILS expenses up tenfold for the insurance group in 2019.
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Managers at the Aberdeen Diversified Income and Growth Trust fund said other ILS opportunities did not offer a satisfactory risk-return combination.
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Markel Catco’s listed Reinsurance Opportunities Fund posted November gains of 0.8 percent and 1.3 percent respectively for its ordinary and class C shares issued in 2018.
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The Limited Purpose Insurer framework was set up earlier this year.