Retrocession
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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. -
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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Following two decades at Aon Benfield, he will join Lockton sometime next year after his gardening leave.
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In so many ways, Covid-19 has scope to manifest as an asymmetric loss, and inadvertently having to run the property loss net may be yet another.
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Willis Re's head of international says retro buyers are finding alternative levers to manage their capital as the market hardens.
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This comes after Everest Re previously let a mid-year renewal lapse, with ILS capacity scarce.
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Bisset has worked at Aon and legacy entities for more than 20 years.
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The spectre of wholesale trapping of capital ahead of 1 January is further dislocating the market.
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The platform said a narrowing spread between buy and sell offers on ILWs suggests more trades will clear.
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