Swiss Re
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Swiss Re ceded an additional $900mn of risk to the alternative reinsurance market in 2019.
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Everest, Swiss Re, Aspen and other reinsurers were accused by Integrand of delaying payment of claims from Irma and Maria.
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The carrier's Sector Re sidecar has now reached roughly $1bn in size.
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The reinsurer said use of third-party capital will limit its net retentions while permitting overall growth.
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Hurricane Dorian and Typhoon Faxai losses have hit (re)insurers following a relatively benign first half of the year for catastrophe activity.
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The latest Sigma report said that continuing economic uncertainty will not halt premium expansion.
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Faxai and Dorian claims pushed year-to-date cat losses taken by the P&C reinsurance unit to $1.1bn.
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Investors are taking a broader look when evaluating transactions with more emphasis on qualitative attributes of sponsors, according to the firm.
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Carriers also need to co-operate to ensure that certain insureds don’t lose out from technological advancement, the executive said.
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The new Alternative Capital Partners entity unites the resources and capabilities of both teams, Swiss Re said.
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Insurers can target at least a 2 percent to 5 percent improvement in loss ratios across a range of business lines with use of advanced analytics, according to the report.
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Natural catastrophe losses were around $15bn, with man-made disasters coming in $4bn.