Rates
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Spreads have fallen 14% on a weighted average basis on new deals marketed in the quarter to date.
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Cat bond market exuberance seems to be mismatched against overall ILS sentiment.
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The French carrier grew its top line by 14.3% at the April renewals.
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The market has reached the stage of price hardening at which clients will challenge brokers and carriers on continuing increases, according to Aon president Eric Andersen.
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Christopher Swift says more rate is needed in some areas including the London market and certain excess lines.
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Assets under management at the sidecar rose 12.5% year-on-year to $900mn by the start of 2021
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The carrier predicts Covid’s reinsurance impact will drive market hardening.
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The carrier maintains its 2021 profit forecast amid 8.5% 1 January premium growth.
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The intermediary cited Convex and Vantage among new entrants adding capacity to the market at the renewal.
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Property insurance rates are rising by high single digits to 15% on clean accounts.
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The carrier is legally obligated to sell cover at “actuarially sound rates”.
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US contracts are still pricing at a 10%-15% premium to January 2020 levels, but excess retro capacity may impact the smaller market.
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