RenaissanceRe
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New registrations are expected from the ILS market.
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The takeover was announced in October last year and all parties now anticipate closing the transaction “as soon as possible”.
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Juan Prado was previously a senior vice president at RenaissanceRe Ventures.
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Renaissance Re issued $857mn new shares for the vehicle last year, as well as $457mn in the January 2019 renewals.
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Both Axis and RenaissanceRe significantly lifted fee income from third-party partners in 2018 as increased volumes and reinstatement income drove more business to be transferred to ILS partners.
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Many Bermuda staff have only been offered short-term transition roles.
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Kevin O’Donnell, CEO of the Bermuda-based company, said he expected reinsurance rates to rise in later 2019 renewals.
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This came as the reinsurer’s DaVinci Re vehicle took heavy wildfire claims in Q4.
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RenaissanceRe’s funds platform has taken significant losses.
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Assets under management fell by around $5bn.
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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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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.