Willis Towers Watson
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The most recent cat bond lite issued by Kaith Re brings the total of Seaside Re deals to $112mn, up from $97mn for last year.
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Javier Rivas left the company last month for a new role at the Spanish life insurer.
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This is the Italian insurer’s second cat bond.
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Two-thirds of investors surveyed said they planned to either maintain or increase their allocation.
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Human behaviour now has a smaller role in determining pricing, according to the broker's president and global head of casualty.
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ILS managers were offering larger line sizes and seeking to compete more often on reinstateable layers in the Florida June renewal, Willis Re observed in its mid-year 1st View report.
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The two series of notes run until 1 June 2019.
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Willis Towers Watson has invested in a platform designed to support new managing general agencies (MGAs), sister publication The Insurance Insider reported.
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The ILS unit now reports to Willis Re deputy chairman Mark Hvidsten.
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The Resilience Re platform run by Willis Towers Watson Securities has issued $150mn of series 1841A notes on the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX), bringing the platform’s total issuance for 2018 up to $262.6mn.
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Alternative reinsurance capital increased by 17 percent to $88bn by year-end 2017, despite last year’s catastrophe losses, Willis Re has said in its latest Reinsurance Market Report.
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Reinsurers were pushed back in their attempts to increase US property rates at the April renewal, with loss-free cedants even demanding slight decreases, Willis Re said in its 1st View report.