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The Bermuda Monetary Authority pegs the global pot of alternative reinsurance capital at $89bn.
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Quota share and aggregate retro remain the most disrupted pockets of the market ahead of the January renewals, as underlying reinsurance looks flatter. -
The reinsurer will write a line on any risk that Vermeer writes to ensure alignment of interest with PGGM.
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Eden Re provided $300mn of retro support for Munich Re in 2018 across a couple of debt issuances.
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Have reinsurers become so reliant on cheap retro that the task of writing their inwards portfolios is skewed by this support?
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The Event-Linked Bond Fund’s net assets reached $373.2mn at 30 September, up from $259.5mn at the same point last year.
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PCS has put out an initial $13.8bn combined loss figure for the Camp and Woolsey wildfires which tore through California in November, sources told Trading Risk.
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The vehicle is a first for an Asia-based cedant.
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January 2018 opened the year of the “great reload” for ILS managers.
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Trading Risk view: investor fatigue
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The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) has said it will re-engage with the ILS industry in 2019 to gather feedback on the first year of implementation of the UK’s ILS legislation, with a view to improving its processes.
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January renewals were creaking into order in December after the wildfires locked up the process.
