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Scor, Catlin launch higher-risk cat bonds

Catlin and Scor have launched the first non-life catastrophe bonds of 2015 through two higher-risk deals, sister publication Trading Risk reported last week.

Fiona Robertson, 26 January 2015
Top 10 ILS funds expand assets by 11% in 2014

The top 10 ILS funds lifted their combined assets under management by 11 percent throughout 2014 to reach $40bn at 1 January 2015, according to the latest Trading Risk survey of ILS investors.

Fiona Robertson, 26 January 2015
State Auto faces downgrade after heavy reserve charge

State Auto's attempt to plug its leaky programme business after another reserve strengthening has received a mixed response from analysts and ratings agencies, with Moody's warning of a possible downgrade for the loss-struck insurer.

David Bull, 26 January 2015
QBE loses on MGA sales

Australian carrier QBE is set to sell Deep South, SIU and Community Association Underwriters (CAU) to Alliant for more than $100mn less than it paid to acquire the firms, according to data collated by The Insurance Insider.

Charlie Thomas, 26 January 2015
Willis: Energy softening due to willingness to deploy excess capacity

Price softening in the lossmaking downstream market is being driven both by excess capacity and underwriters' willingness to deploy this capacity in earnest, according to Willis.

Mark Geoghegan, 26 January 2015
Hedge fund reinsurers pressured by investment challenges

The challenges faced by hedge fund reinsurers in the current investment climate came under the spotlight last week, adding fuel to the debate over the efficacy of the model.

David Bull, 26 January 2015
Travelers shifts from vertical to sideways cover

Travelers has replaced its cat excess-of-loss treaty with a huge aggregate (agg) cover as part of a restructure that saw a further meaningful increase in its first event retention, the company disclosed on a conference call.

Adam McNestrie, 26 January 2015
Asta’s buyout window passes without bids

The period during which the three shareholders of Lloyd's third party managing agency Asta could buy each other out following the end of a post-deal lock-up has passed without any bids, The Insurance Insider has learned.

Adam McNestrie, 26 January 2015
AIG pulls plug on $370mn reinsurance arm

Global insurance giant American International Group (AIG) is putting its non-life reinsurance arm AIG Re into run off, The Insurance Insider can reveal.

Adam McNestrie, 26 January 2015
ECB’s QE will hit insurers’ returns

The European Central Bank (ECB)'s decision to launch EUR1.1trn of asset purchases over the next 18 months has been described as "bad news" for insurers' investment portfolios by asset managers.

Charlie Thomas, 26 January 2015

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