• X
  • LinkedIn
  • Email
  • Show more sharing options
  • X
  • LinkedIn
  • Email
  • Free trial
  • Log in

Search results for

Tip: Use operators exact match "", AND, OR to customise your search. You can use them separately or you can combine them to find specific content.
There are 69,004 results that match your search.69,004 results
  • US-listed (re)insurance stocks fell heavily last week after Hurricane Sandy lashed the north-east, causing insured losses that could reach $20bn, according to the latest estimates.
  • The reduction of exposure to north-east hurricane risk might be considered a significant early victory in the highly scrutinised tenure of recently appointed Axis CEO Albert Benchimol.
  • (Re)insurers have largely outperformed in the third quarter against Wall Street forecasts on the back of lower cats and higher-than-expected reserve releases that bolstered the bottom line.
  • The industry has now disclosed total crop claims of $795mn to date as a result of severe drought conditions in the US Midwest
  • There are not many drama students that rise to be a managing director of a £100m+ business - and especially not ones that didn't begin their current career until the tender age of 38.
  • The industry's view on the ultimate loss impact from Superstorm Sandy is undergoing a significant shift. At the time of landfall, the consensus was that it would be a relatively moderate event retained by insurers that would do little to alter downward pressure on property cat rates.
  • A number of reinsurance losses crept into the industry losses from last year's Hurricane Irene, illustrating that the $10bn rule of thumb threshold for a hurricane becoming a reinsurance event is no safeguard.
  • Superstorm Sandy could easily place high on the list of the most expensive hurricane losses for the insurance industry, as the rankings of the top 10 losses show.
  • As loss forecasts climb, more and more reinsurance programmes will engage. We analyse some of the more likely treaties to be triggered
  • The reduction of exposure to north-east hurricane risk might be considered a significant early victory in the highly scrutinised tenure of recently appointed Axis CEO Albert Benchimol.