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Munich Re said there was growing pressure for underwriting discipline. -
The carrier said Typhoon Jebi and Hurricane Florence will account for most of the claims.
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A narrower view of exposures to Hurricane Michael suggests the two Florida insurers will bear the brunt of claims.
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Launched this year, the company targets risk from closed in-force life and annuity blocks of business.
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Reinsurers not doing business with the end investor are dealing with "fake ILS", the Hiscox Re & ILS COO said.
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InsurTech is not a market that is as ripe for disruption as the catastrophe reinsurance business was, according to Scor’s Adrian Jones.
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The rating agency also affirmed the company's long-term issuer credit rating of a-.
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The company is moving away from market-facing collateralised reinsurance funds, head of alternative capital Dan Brookman told this publication.
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Chief underwriting officer Patrick Gage and head of property Lloyd Tunnicliffe are leaving the insurer as it withdraws from a number of lines.
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HazeShield covers businesses in Singapore from loss of income and reduced trade caused by haze events.
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Amundi Pioneer has invested in the new sidecar across several of its funds.
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Florida Citizens has recovered more than a third of its $350mn “wrap” insurance cover from reinsurers, with payments led by Validus.
