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The hurricane, now a Category 1, is tracking around 100 miles west of Savannah, Georgia and is expected to pass through the Charleston area of South Carolina.
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An EGM will be held later this month to propose the issuance of a convertible bond.
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The estimate includes privately insured damage to residential, commercial and industrial property, as well as automobiles. Boats, offshore properties and NFIP losses were excluded.
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If the assets of the cell form part of the Vesttoo estate, this may impact the priority of returning associated capital to cedants.
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More than half of the top 20 global reinsurers maintained or reduced their natural catastrophe exposures during the January 2023 renewals.
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Investors will have to wait an additional three years for collateral to be returned.
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Large carriers with geographic spread across the continental US will have the capital and reinsurance coverage to absorb losses related to the wildfires, according to AM Best.
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The agency put insured property values in the burn footprint at $2.5bn to $4bn, which marks an uptick compared to Moody’s estimate from last week, when the agency pegged insured losses at around $1bn.
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The carrier’s net natural perils cost of A$1.2bn overshot its allowance by A$290mn in a "significant" loss year ending 30 June.
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Primary writers of homeowners and commercial property are exposed, while reinsurers could face wildfire losses.
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As part of a restructuring, Vesttoo is liquidating its collateralized insurer in Bermuda, but continues to operate its branches in New York, London and other territories.
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The firm earned higher fees off the back of growth in insurance premiums ceded to reinsurers, as premiums ceded to third-party capital partners declined.