Analysis
Analysis
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Amid an onslaught of announcements on climate disclosure requirements, listed insurers have a limited timeframe to prepare.
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The market is assessing whether planned single-digit rate rises will outstrip burgeoning claims inflation.
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Swiss Re, Munich Re, Hannover Re and Scor have set out divergent strategies on cat as volatility increases and the retro market seizes up.
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Aggregate reported net losses from Q3 catastrophes across the (re)insurance industry have now passed the $20bn mark, analysis by Insurance Insider shows.
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Sources say the insurance industry will not walk away en masse from existing clients.
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Male board members still hold more than two thirds of all seats at listed carriers and brokers, analysis shows.
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Data published by the NOAA illustrates a low incidence of hurricanes later than October over last 30 years.
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Review of quarterly financial updates released so far shows Bermudian carriers wearing major losses.
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Cedants prepare for market-wide increases despite lack of clarity post-Baden Baden.
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Analysis of financial data shows that the last decade has seen a marked increase in the proportion of premiums ceded by carriers in all sectors.
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Amid three regulatory consultations for the legacy market and the threat of s166 reviews for certain Part VII transfers, the legacy market is reaching a turning point.
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Increased disclosures being released by companies heighten the risk of inaccurate or misleading statements.
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