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  • New capital is continuing to enter the run-off space and the idea that a company may be worth more dead than alive is gaining acceptance, said Tony Ursano, CEO of Willis Capital Markets and Advisory (WCMA).
  • New York buyout firm Fortress Investment Group has put its majority stake in run-off (re)insurer Alea up for sale, in a move that is likely to excite interest from the legacy sector's heavyweight acquisition firms, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
  • The larger balance sheet created by the merger of Markel Corp and Alterra Capital earlier this year has already attracted increased submissions to the combined entity's reinsurance operations.
  • Hedge funds remain "very interested" in the P&C sector, with more hedge fund-sponsored reinsurers expected to be formed over the next 12 months, according to Willis Capital Markets & Advisory (WCMA) chief executive Tony Ursano.
  • Searchlight Capital and Pine River are among a number of investment firms understood to be looking to enter the reinsurance sector using a model similar to last year's hedge fund reinsurer start-ups.
  • Despite the foothold third-party capital is gaining in the property cat market, reinsurance brokers must provide a balanced offering to their clients, John Cavanagh, Global CEO of Willis Re, tells The Insurance Insider
  • This is Richard Ward's last Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous as Lloyd's CEO. But don't be surprised if he is back...
  • The traditional stand-off between brokers and reinsurers over where prices are headed has been replaced by a proxy war of words over the impact of alternative reinsurance capital. The Insurance Insider compares and contrasts their views...
  • Another significant dynamic in the reinsurance market that has not been given sufficient attention is the impact of higher interest rates on the industry's balance sheet, according to Guy Carpenter's global head of business intelligence David Flandro.
  • With so much focus on the property cat reinsurance evolution being driven by alternative capital, other lines of business appear to have been sidelined in much of the Monte Carlo chatter this year.