-
Florida domestic insurers have around $2.5bn of on-risk cat bonds, with flood and other ILW based deals exposed to the storm. -
The former Gallagher Re broker is the second departure from the firm in Bermuda since the Willis Re sale.
-
The ratings firm also predicted that ILS losses from Covid-19 would remain limited.
-
The Sompo International company was placed into run-off in June 2019.
-
The industry is sharpening its exposure forecasting capabilities in response to investor demand.
-
HSCM has had a majority stake in the company since 2020.
-
The ratings agency has given the carriers until next week to respond.
-
Kalachian moves from Allianz where he was a managing director.
-
The firm assigned a neutral outlook overall to ILS but is strongly positive on many non-life risks as it seeks diversifying strategies that can withstand inflation.
-
Its half-year gain was down slightly from 1.43% in the prior year period.
-
Sources say investor capacity may be returning to the market, but hurricane season could “make or break” the market.
-
Australia and Florida buyers faced capacity problems as inflation drives up pricing.
Most Recent
