Results
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The 5%-7% uplift came in ahead of a smaller November gain connected to 2019 catastrophes.
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The group will look to build on synergies between its insurance platforms.
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The ILS firm’s management fees, however, fell back compared with 2020.
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CEO Albert Benchimol pledged to grow the company’s specialty business as the catastrophe portion of its 1.1 book shrank by 10 percentage points.
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The company lowered its full-year core loss ratio 2.6 points to 55.1% and posted a $266mn full-year underwriting gain.
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The company’s DaVinci fund grew by $500mn as it took in a higher share of cat risk from the group.
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The third-party capital raise came in 24% lower than January 2021, as the DaVinci sidecar took most inflows.
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The insurer increased its occurrence treaty coverage by $300mn as the aggregate deal shrank, following a full loss to reinsurers in 2021.
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An RAA study found that for the nine months ended September 30, the combined ratio for group of US reinsurers deteriorated by 0.5 points to 100.7%.
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Catastrophe losses push P&C industry CR higher, send industry to underwriting loss for first nine months of the year, AM Best estimates.
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The four major European reinsurers reported strongly improved results in the first nine months of 2021, despite the heavy toll of catastrophe claims, according to analysis from Fitch.
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The financials from the listed Floridians show them plotting a path through challenges by exposure management and rate rises, but reinsurers are still picking up notable storm losses from this reinsurance-reliant group.