September 2017/2
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The Insurance Insider breaks down Florida premium ceded by the largest carriers
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Willis Re CEO John Cavanagh and designated successor James Kent have urged the reinsurance market to show a measured response when arranging back-ups following Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Irma
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Expectations of a truly hard market for US property catastrophe treaty business are starting to recede as initial indications suggest that Hurricane Irma was a less severe event than expected
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Universal, United P&C (UPC Insurance), Heritage and Federated National are the leading private market carriers in the 12 Florida counties that were the first to take the brunt of Hurricane Irma
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Delayed shariah-compliant Lloyd's start-up Cobalt is in advanced sale talks with National Standard Finance, an infrastructure and debt investor based in Sandy Springs, Georgia, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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Outgoing Willis Re global CEO John Cavanagh has begun work on the formation of a technology-enabled MGA that he will look to launch next year after leaving the big three broker, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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The Corporation of Lloyd's has placed itself on a collision course with incumbent managing agents by entertaining at least nine full syndicate and special purpose arrangement (SPA) start-ups for the first half of 2018.
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Stefan Long's MGA start-up, now christened as Chord Re, has built out its team with the hire of property and risk heads and is poised to launch at 1 January
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AIG released firm order terms to the market on Friday for a $1bn back-up catastrophe cover as it moved quickest in the scramble to secure what could be limited post-loss capacity, The Insurance Insider can reveal
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Simon Gander, one of the most senior staff at Aon Benfield in London, will leave the reinsurance broker at the end of the year
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The top five reinsurance writers in Florida assume 23 percent of the market's ceded premium, analysis by The Insurance Insider has shown
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Former Validus CEO Conan Ward is set to join Willis Re's specialty business as the head of its US operations, The Insurance Insider can reveal.
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