USAA
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Nationwide, USAA and Allstate are other national carriers with significant property catastrophe market shares in the states.
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This will have implications for Allstate, State Farm, USAA and other insurers which have sued the utility over Camp Fire losses. -
USAA is set to raise $135mn from the deal, which did not specify a target at launch.
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The loss tally for catastrophe bonds impacted by the 2017 disaster events has now climbed to $1.1bn, according to January pricing sheets.
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USAA’s losses put it on track to recoup another $82mn from its cat bonds, following a projected $182mn recovery in 2017.
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Cat bond investors have varying rights to share in subrogation benefits, as it has emerged following the Californian wildfires of 2017-2018.
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The utility expects to source enough cash to finance its ongoing operations.
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Projected cat bond losses from the 2017 disasters have increased by just over 10 percent to $997mn.
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Heavy wildfire losses in 2018 may have a heavier impact on the ILS market than in 2017.
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The insurer is expected to make significant recoveries from its aggregate cat bonds for the second year running.
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The bond will provide the insurer with US multi-peril protection on an indemnity per occurrence basis.
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The Camp Fire and Woolsey Fire have now destroyed 10,000 and 504 buildings respectively.
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