May 2015/1
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Leading ILS fund manager Nephila Capital has trimmed its net assets under management (AuM) by more than $500mn since the start of 2015
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The reinsurance market's next shock could come not from a hurricane but from the "internet of things", former Goldman Sachs partner Michael Millette told an audience at the annual Insider New York event earlier this month.
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Alternative reinsurers and cat bond investors received $589mn in premiums ceded by the top 10 Florida personal and commercial residential insurers in 2014, according to data collected by Trading Risk.
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RenaissanceRe and Swiss Re are in line to write more than half of the Florida Hurricane Catastrophe Fund (FHCF)'s $1bn maiden cat reinsurance placement, sister publication The Insurance Insider reported
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No doubt many of you have read recent articles in the financial press advertising the launch of a new book, Making a Market for Acts of God, which has been billed as an anthropological study on "reinsurance tribes at work
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There has been a significant increase in new retro demand in recent weeks, with broking sources saying that this could add as much as $2bn of new limit to annual volumes
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The Florida reinsurance market has moved closer to finding equilibrium as buyers have opted for an early renewal in 2015
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Axis investors take Q1 loss; Kinesis profits for Lancashire; Kiskadee stabilises Hiscox premium; PartnerRe adds crop to Lorenz Re
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Everest Re raised $60mn of capital for its sidecar Mt Logan Re at 1 April, taking the vehicle's total assets under management to $750mn, the carrier's CUO John Doucette said on a Q1 earnings call.
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The two leading reinsurer-managed funds platforms posted a year-on-year fall in fee income during the first quarter, reflecting the impact of running smaller sidecars.