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However, executives agreed that 2020 would end with an increase in alternative capital levels.
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A drive to offer standardised Lloyd's ILS products must be balanced against the need to be flexible, market participants have said.
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Panellists at Trading Risk’s conference in New York said they were adopting a wait-and-see approach to Lloyd’s Blueprint One proposals intended to make it easier for ILS managers to participate in the market.
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Access to risk has been the biggest driver of M&A deals for independent ILS funds, TigerRisk Capital Markets & Advisory co-CEO Jarad Madea said at Trading Risk’s conference in New York last month.
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The former RenRe and Aeolus executive had been in talks with Warburg Pincus over a new retro fund platform.
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Parent asset manager Apollo is set to nearly double its stake in the life insurer.
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Concerns about broader market conditions could be a selling point for the sector, New York conference told.
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Market participants are expecting little new capacity to come from a slew of start-ups.
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The Apollo-owned third-party funds vehicle has raised $1.5bn as of August.
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Munich Re now has a stake of about 27.5 percent in Next Insurance.
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In the midst of reinsurance conference season you might expect there to be a tendency towards group-think.
