Swiss Re
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According to market sources, the $2.5bn in losses mostly falls with homeowners’ insurance, which accounts for 62 percent of that figure.
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The typhoon is said to have hit third layers of some occurrence covers.
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HazeShield covers businesses in Singapore from loss of income and reduced trade caused by haze events.
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The analyst estimated the continental (re)insurers are each on course to take 5% of losses from the Category 2 hurricane heading for the Carolinas.
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Jean-Jacques Henchoz, who was previously in change of the EMEA region of Swiss Re, has been named as the German (re)insurer’s new chief executive officer.
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The Swedish insurers’ association Svensk Forsakring has estimated the fires that swept through Swedish forests from May to July will lead to insured losses of SEK800mn ($87mn).
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RenaissanceRe kept its stake in the $1bn reinsurance programme stable at $262.5mn while Swiss Re increased its line by $10mn this year to $185mn.
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Insured losses from natural catastrophes fell 28 percent year on year in H1 2018 to $18bn, according to Swiss Re’s Sigma report.
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The ratings agency says insurers may need to pursue loss-reduction strategies, with 2018 possibly on track to produce more claims than 2017.
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A solid underwriting performance boosted the result amid a benign large loss environment.
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The reinsurer said it believed the flood partnership could be replicated throughout the US.
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Jay Green moves back to Guy Carpenter’s capital markets division as it expands the ILS team.