Rates
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The CEO said Chubb has ‘never seen better pricing’ on primary property.
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Loss-free accounts were generally up 20%-50% at renewal, the reinsurance broker said.
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The firm’s 1st View report on the July renewals also flagged that an oversupply of ILW capacity may bring down attachment points relative to early 2023.
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The carrier is increasing underlying rates to counter increased reinsurance costs and inflation.
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Considering recent reforms, Citizens’ rates, on average, are still 58.6% below actuarially sound levels, but the inadequacy would have been 88.3% without them.
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Some cedants paid more than 40% increases depending on Florida concentration and Hurricane Ian losses.
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Even clean accounts in the admitted space are seeing rate increases of 15% year on year, while loss-hit accounts in Florida were slapped with a 100% rate increase for June 1.
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Early private deals have provided far more stability in this year’s renewal than last.
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Softening cat bond rates are among the bearish signals for cat rates, but latent new demand and still-cautious supply should prolong reinsurer gains.
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The pace of rate hikes will ease back from the 1 January reset as buyers seek to lock up capacity early after last year’s dislocated renewal.
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Capital has begun to flow again after a challenging time for ILS fundraising in 2022 – but there is a clear shift underway.
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The recommendations await approval from the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation.
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