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  • Reinsurance buyers are taking more interest in capital market solutions, with the industry loss warranty sector (ILW) getting a boost from dysfunctional retro renewals, according to Guy Carpenter.
  • Japanese mutual Zenkyoren is one of four cat bond sponsors revisiting the market in a busy start to 2012, sister publication Trading Risk has reported.
  • One of the themes of the 1 January renewals season that was overshadowed by rate movements and model changes was the increasing subversion of the traditional subscription market by reinsurance buyers and sellers on the lookout for differential terms.
  • Analysts are taking a cautiously optimistic stance on Lloyd's listed insurers, despite acknowledging that losses from the Thai floods will inevitably drag the quoted Lloyd's/London market (re)insurers into an overall loss for 2011.
  • The World Economic Forum (WEF)'s seventh annual risk report has shown a marked shift away from environmental concerns to a return to worrying about the global economy.
  • In 2012 reinsurance buyers and sellers will have to address the continued emergence of the high frequency and severity and so-called "cold spot" losses that dominated US and international property cat last year, says Guy Carpenter.
  • Omega's in-house broker JP Morgan Cazenove has forecast that the Lloyd's (re)insurer will slump to a pre-tax loss of $94mn in 2011 and a further loss of $7mn in 2012 even if cat losses are within budget.
  • Swiss Re and an array of Lloyd's syndicates were the biggest reinsurers of loss-prone American Agricultural in 2010, according to the company's most recent Schedule F filing.
  • Up-for-sale Lloyd's (re)insurer Hardy has only $7.5mn of excess of loss (XoL) retrocession that will answer to its losses from the Thai floods, The Insurance Insider has learned.
  • Australian insurer QBE has said that it anticipates a total group reinsurance spend that is below 12.5 percent of gross earned premium in 2012 - a sum that may exceed $2.5bn.