Trading Risk September 2017
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Schroders-owned ILS manager Secquaero has won a significant $200mn+ mandate, according to sources, as a number of companies target growth in this sector.
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The latest acquisition by Heritage continues the trend for the larger Florida-based insurers to look to grow beyond their roots into "super-regional" carriers, a dynamic that is not necessarily favourable to their reinsurers.
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Underwriting agencies and fronting carriers continued to see demand from insurance sector investors looking for fee-driven businesses, rather than risk-taking entities, as two more M&A deals in this sector were revealed over the summer.
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Can savings on insurance in the future somehow be leveraged to invest in resilience today?
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Taking on new perils may help ILS markets to compete outside the US, says the Generali executive.
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Rhodri Lane has been appointed London head of capital markets at Aon Securities. He will replace Darren Bailey, who recently left the firm, sources said.
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Swiss Re Capital Markets has hired Edward Johnson from Leadenhall Capital Partners to join its London ILS team.
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Barbican's group leader of property treaty business, Aaron Coates, has resigned and is expected to join Twelve Capital later this year, sources said.
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Susan Lane has joined the captives consulting business of Willis Towers Watson.
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JLT Re has appointed Nicolas Bardon as a partner in its Bermuda operation, reporting to head of office Guy Hengesbaugh.
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Duncan Hennes and Valerie Rahmani have been appointed to RenaissanceRe's board of directors.
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Group chief risk officer Charles Mathias has joined the board of Fidelis Insurance, following the departure of Neil McConachie, who resigned as chief financial officer and director in January.