Stocks
-
The deal marks the third time the bank has brought operational risk to the ILS market.
-
Spillover from the Covid-19 stock and bond market crashes made for some turbulence towards the end of the quarter despite the impressive volumes issued.
-
The syndicate tripled its cyber premium income from a low base.
-
The carrier said its solvency ratio remains within its target range.
-
Willis Re said overall ILS share was stable, as some took advantage of rising rates in Japan. -
Sources have warned that the cat bond sell-off could restrict capacity in the upcoming Florida renewals.
-
French insurer is reportedly confident despite stock prices having plummeted since the takeover was agreed.
-
Mid-year is the next major possible exit date for ILS investors in illiquid strategies.
-
Aon's estimate shows that bulk sums offered rose from the $250mn previously reported.
-
The pension plan sold equities in late 2019 to accommodate ILS and other asset classes, chief executive Jim Keohane told Canadian media.
-
Sources said “cash is king” in times like this, but dedicated ILS funds are still holding positions.
-
Catastrophe losses saw a 31 percent hit to the fund's 2019 portfolio with attritional losses coming in more than three times as high as budgeted.
