Perils has increased its insured loss estimate for Australian Tropical Cyclone Debbie by more than 20 percent to A$1.7bn ($1.3bn) in its third loss estimate.
Global insurer Chubb said hurricanes Harvey and Irma would cost it up to $1.6bn before tax and net of reinsurance, but the individual loss numbers for each event suggest its main catastrophe treaty may remain intact.
Pioneer's ILS Interval Fund grew its total net assets by 28 percent to reach $388.9mn by the end of July, up from $304.8mn three months earlier, according to its latest Securities and Exchange Commission filing
The recent string of catastrophe events, which could make 2017 the most expensive year ever for insured losses, could also erode capital for some reinsurers, Fitch said
