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The month was one of the most active for catastrophe events to date in 2018.
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The Brazilian investment bank has acquired start-up ILS manager Lutece Investment Management after seeding its funds.
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Daihatsu and Panasonic are among the other manufacturers to have halted operations following flooding and landslides which killed more than 110 people.
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The weather front is set to pass to the south of the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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Mazda and Daihatsu plants have been closed temporarily following record flooding.
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A strengthening US economy should help global non-life insurance premiums to rise in coming years, despite a deceleration in emerging economies.
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Asbestos remains the Next Big Thing for the insurance industry.
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Governor Raimondo signs bills to deal with commutation and other hurdles.
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Executives say the American market for non-life transactions is worth $335bn.
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Roof damage has been a particular pinch point for Irma claims, sources said.
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Carriers will have to ‘get serious’ on creating leaner business models after property cat rates made little ground at 1.6 and 1.7.
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ILS participation may well be approaching saturation point in the catastrophe market.
