ILS
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American International Group (AIG) has included new specialty risks not previously seen on the cat bond market in its $100mn Tradewynd Re cat bond, which will be the firm's first insurance-linked securities transaction with an indemnity trigger.
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Assurant's new Ibis Re cat bond became only the second deal of 2013 to price above broker guidance as a quartet of new bonds neared closure last week, sister publication Trading Risk reported.
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Credit Suisse insurance-linked securities (ILS) manager Niklaus Hilti estimated that the ILS market offers about $32bn of limit in a recent presentation summarised by Credit Suisse analyst Michael Zaremski.
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P&C reinsurers are unlikely to make short-term gains by developing third-party fund platforms because the management fees involved will not be sufficient to fully offset the impact of pricing pressures on property catastrophe reinsurance rates
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Leading ILS fund manager Nephila Capital has temporarily shut its doors to new investment after adding another $500mn-$1bn of capital in the first half of 2013, in a sign that ILS funds are struggling to find attractive opportunities amid falling cat prices
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Validus shares closed down almost 4 percent today as investors reacted negatively to a Credit Suisse note highlighting the pressure property-cat focused reinsurers are coming under from the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market.
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American International Group (AIG) is seeking a preliminary $100mn from its new cat bond Tradewynd Re, which will be the firm's first insurance-linked securities (ILS) transaction with an indemnity trigger
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Reinsurers are ‘pretending on cat margins', Charman warns
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Property cat rates are under pressure, as the 1 June Florida renewals demonstrated, and the blame is being directed at alternative capacity
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Sharon Binnun, the chief financial officer of Citizens Property Insurance Corporation, is leaving the firm after six years in the role.
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Germany-headquartered insurance holding company Talanx has disclosed net losses from the recent Central European floods as less than EUR250mn.
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Swiss investment manager Twelve Capital has increased its total assets under management (AuM) to almost $2bn after agreeing to take over the management of Falcon Private Bank's insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds.
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