ILS
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Insurers domiciled in the US sharply reduced their hedge fund investments last year, cutting their aggregate exposure 28 percent to just under $18bn, according to AM Best.
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Simon Fascione has departed Aeolus nearly four years after joining the Bermudian asset manager in 2013, sister title Trading Risk revealed yesterday.
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Aon Securities reiterated its forecast for $8bn of new cat bond deals to be issued in 2017, which would make it the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market's biggest year since 2014
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One of the senior executives at Hiscox Re's insurance-linked securities (ILS) platform, Michael Jedraszak, has resigned four years after helping to establish the division, sister publication Trading Risk revealed last week.
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New York's Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) is looking to renew its cat bond cover after its previous insurance-linked securities (ILS) protection lapsed midway through 2016, sister publication Trading Risk reported
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The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (Twia) has significantly pared back its core cat reinsurance ahead of the 2017 hurricane season, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Florida's state-backed insurer Citizens has put out firm order terms for its 2017 cat programme that include a further reduction in the overall limit it is placing but an increase in traditional reinsurer participation, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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April has brought forth more cat bond transactions than the whole of first quarter of 2017, with $3.08bn of new deals, according to data collated by sister publication Trading Risk.
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Start-up MGA Ventus Risk Management, led by former Validus Re executives Stuart Mercer and George Reeth, is preparing to separate the firm's technology platform from its MGA entity with a view to monetising its technology.
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Credit insurers have hundreds of millions of dollars in exposure to a default in Mozambique, amid restructuring talks between the country and its creditors.
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Third Point Re's investment manager Third Point LLC posted a 1.6 percent return in April, beating the S&P 500 index's monthly return and analyst expectations
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Aon Securities has reiterated its position that 2017 is set to become the biggest ever year for the cat bond market, with issuance forecast to come in at $8bn.