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The commercial market now has capacity to retain the risk.
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Liberty Luxembourg is lined up to lead the vehicle, which will target SMEs in Europe and the US. -
Downstream energy and construction markets respond to losses, while terrorism remains competitive.
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Brexit fears prompt Extremus to avoid the London market.
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The carrier will provide its own cover instead of using the government-backed scheme.
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The planned cover follows a decision by the car insurer pool’s member companies to shoulder the risk collectively.
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Grace Hanson will join the company as his successor.
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The line increase comes after the carrier bolstered its political violence capacity last month.
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The issue would be the ILS market’s first terrorism cat bond since the 2003 Golden Goal transaction.
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A team of three led by Laura Goldsworthy moves following the dissolution of Advent Syndicate 780.
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The carrier’s new wordings will be written on both Lloyd’s and company market paper.
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The exit follows others from the firm’s London market terrorism practice since the beginning of the year.
