July 2018/3
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While reinsurers are benefiting from low cats, pricing fundamentals remain weak. -
Families can drive you crazy.
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London (re)insurers have so far managed to avoid job cuts, but some tough decisions now lie ahead.
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Is the London market MGA bubble about to burst?
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Concerns persist that some of the rules could prove a burden for smaller intermediaries.
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Including cat bonds issued via Everglades Re, the ILS share of the overall placement rose to 58 percent.
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There were positive share price changes over the quarter from only 13 companies in the index.
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Panellists at the Managing General Agents’ Association conference said the need to bring capital closer to risk means ILS funds and reinsurers will gravitate towards direct business.
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With a strategic review in process, could Maiden face activist pressures like its sister company AmTrust?
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