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The US financial services firm brought in the investment bank to sell its individual life unit.
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Vicky Baxter and Lucy Forcey will join Greg Roberts' US cat treaty team.
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Positivity reigns in legacy circles as deals are getting bigger, and are occurring more frequently.
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If every moving picture had induced panic in spectators during the fledgling years of cinematic technology, you probably wouldn’t be reading this on a screen right now.
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The transaction is Axa Liabilities Managers’ 19th legacy deal
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The insurer’s net income rises 89 percent but hail and wind hounded personal lines in June.
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The delay is not expected to affect accompanying changes to the Ogden discount rate.
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Even with the most in-depth data, those attempting to estimate the insured or economic loss from a major hurricane are always bound to be off by some degree, especially when it comes to complex events such as hurricanes hitting densely populated areas.
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The catastrophe data firm delivers its third estimate of claims from the January storm.
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Is the P&C (re)insurance industry gradually losing its defensiveness? A defensive stock is one less correlated to the broader market due to lower macro-sensitivity, typically companies like consumer non-discretionary companies and utilities.
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Aon Benfield estimates economic damage from Typhoon Maria to date at about $430mn.
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If Catalina signs the deal, it will be the third UK employers' liability book it has acquired in just over two years.