Retrocession
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New capacity did not have a major influence on the outcome, but greater rated paper interest and a drop-off in demand kept rate increases more manageable than feared.
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The executive will lead the retrocession and property specialty segments.
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If the fundraise closes, the business will operate as a “permanent capital” monoline retrocessionaire. -
The former Pioneer underwriting chief will lead the programs team within Brit Global Specialty USA from Georgia.
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Scor sought higher-priced agg cover, but Munich Re achieved below-average uplift on its occurrence treaty.
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Investors from the ILS boom era are also those who've had the least luck, so fundraising remains a slog.
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Total insured losses are well up on 2019, but the severity of individual blazes is not likely to impact reinsurers extensively.
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Collateralised capacity will retain an important role in the retro niche.
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The carrier's Ada Re vehicle will join its Turing Re sidecar, but its capacity is not known.
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Smaller reinsurers and Lloyd's carriers will be more impacted than global top-tier firms, the broker forecast.
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Alternatives to the buffer loss table are coming to the fore, as the sector searches for answers on trapped capital.
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Retro specialist Richard Wheeler will head the unit, which will focus on sourcing third-party capacity.
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