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The broker said new capital inflows to the sector also reduced from the levels seen last year. -
The fund incurred most of its losses in the fourth quarter.
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Due partly to loss creep from Irma, ILS losses have been eked out throughout the year.
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The Munich Re vehicle funded by Dutch pension fund service provider PGGM has reached $400mn for 2019.
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Looking ahead to the rest of the year and 2020, how likely is it that the industry will hold to its resolutions?
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The most recent cat bond lite issued by Kaith Re brings the total of Seaside Re deals to $112mn, up from $97mn for last year.
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The new vehicle managed to launch amid a challenging fundraising market.
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Regulators are currently investigating the beleaguered retro manager’s loss reserving.
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The notes, with a combined total of $27mn, are due on 15 January 2020.
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Eden Re provided $300mn of retro support for Munich Re in 2018 across a couple of debt issuances.
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