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AIG has taken a huge 40 percent line on a newly consolidated property cover for retail giant Walmart that rolls its expiring US placement into a global structure, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Aspen Bermuda has returned to the cat bond market for the first time since the 2008 financial crisis, as it seeks to raise $150mn to cover US and European catastrophe risk, sister publication Trading Risk has reported.
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Tom Booth, former CFO at Randall & Quilter (R&Q), has been lined up to become the next CEO of Darag, according to sources.
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Selective Insurance Group recorded $26mn in net pre-tax catastrophe losses in the first quarter, mainly from an early January blizzard that hit the US Northeast and several Nor’easters that struck the region last month.
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A more active Atlantic storm season this year is likely to produce seven hurricanes, three of them major, according to forecasters at Colorado State University.
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Liberty Syndicate 4472 fell to a $118.7mn loss last year amid a high volume of major losses from three major North Atlantic hurricanes, California wildfires and the Adnoc refinery explosion.
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The US Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to turn to the insurance-linked securities market to bolster its flood cover through a July placement.
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Head of Arcus Syndicate 1856, Rajiv Punja, has left the company, sister publication Trading Risk has reported.
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Property reinsurance rates remained broadly flat on loss-free accounts at the 1 April renewals, according to a Willis Re report.
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Catastrophe data aggregator Perils has pegged its second loss estimate for extra-tropical Cyclone Eleanor, also known as Burglind, at EUR680mn ($836.7mn).
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Chaucer is set to reinsure to close its UK division's book of business for the 2015 year of account.
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Chaucer is set to reinsure to close its UK division's book of business for the 2015 year of account.