Trading Risk May 2019
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With Nephila’s market share slightly shrinking, RenaissanceRe and Gen Re moved up the Florida leaderboard.
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The main point of concern has been over lawyers' ability to find new ways around the clampdown on the AOB regime that has led more claims to court.
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The fair value of AP3's ILS portfolio rose by 10.7 percent to $560mn at year end in 2018.
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Carriers that wrote more premium include Swiss Re, Munich Re, RenaissanceRe and Everest Re, while Hiscox Re and Axis posted reductions in top line income.
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In April, TSR reiterated its early prediction that North Atlantic hurricane activity will be slightly below the long-term norm.
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The start-up went live in May with the name McGill & Partners.
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Convex will also seek to tackle the cost of expenses plaguing most carriers across the industry by outsourcing non-underwriting functions “horizontally” with a single partner.
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AlphaCat’s $4.16bn net AuM was detailed in a recent Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
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The memo acknowledged that the approach would be preferable, but also unrealistic for some funds.
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Issuances from United Insurance Holdings, American Integrity Insurance Company and Safepoint have all reflected an uptick in pricing compared with prior-year benchmarks.
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Opening up opportunities for different forms of capital is a key part of the Lloyd’s vision for a future of increased efficiency and lower costs.
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Markel has not actually come out and said what it plans to do with former top 10 ILS manager Markel Catco, but the likely money has to be on a gradual closure now that an overwhelming 91 percent of assets under management are due to be returned to investors, as claims development permits.