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The alternative reinsurance market has now muscled in a 15 percent share of the $18bn premium global property cat reinsurance market and is expected to make further inroads at the expense of traditional underwriters.
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Allianz Risk Transfer (ART) has agreed a three-year deal to provide risk capacity for Bermudian fund manager Nephila Capital, marking the first time the pair have formalised their relationship over a longer term
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The defunct, George Soros-backed reinsurer Glacier Re has withdrawn from arbitration proceedings and given up its claim to have Hurricane Ike claims covered by its 2008 Nelson Re cat bond
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US insurer Nationwide Mutual has added another $270mn cat bond cover through a new Caelus Re issuance, as the coupon on the transaction fell by 2 percent during the marketing process...
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In contrast to other recent renewals, the rise of the alternative reinsurance markets is expected to have only a limited impact at 1 April due to Japanese cedants' circumspect approach to non-traditional underwriters
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Willis is marketing a new hybrid retrocession product that aims to address buyer fears about the basis risk of index covers, The Insurance Insider can reveal...
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London market (re)insurer Lancashire has reiterated its commitment to its nascent Lancashire Capital Management (LCM) initiative after confirming that CUO Simon Fascione is leaving the company
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Defunct reinsurer Glacier Re has withdrawn from arbitration proceedings and given up its claim to have Hurricane Ike claims covered by its 2008 Nelson Re cat bond
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US hedge fund ValueAct Capital has upped its stake in Willis Group to 7.5 percent, regulatory filings show.
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Berkshire Hathaway remains embroiled in a dispute with global reinsurer Swiss Re over a life reinsurance transaction that the investment conglomerate has claimed could cause damages of up to $1bn.
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UK life insurer Legal & General (L&G) has completed its second longevity insurance deal, which covers £3.2bn of pension obligations, and has reinsured 70 percent of the transaction with Hannover Re.
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RenaissanceRe CEO Neill Currie said the company is likely to do more "transformer" business where it acts as an intermediary for third-party capital and protection buyers, while speaking at the recent Bank of America Merrill Lynch insurance conference.
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