September 2018/1
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RMS’ Paul Wilson and former MS Amlin executive Adam Tidball have joined the firm.
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With Markel as its new parent, the fund manager can diversify further away from its traditional mainstay of property cat reinsurance.
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The business has continued to diversify into fee-driven firms through M&A. -
Several independent managers remain but ILS entrepreneurs have already largely cashed out.
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Currency collapse sends ripples through political risk market
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A spate of stock throughput and in-transit losses have triggered rate increases in segments of the cargo market.
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Overall pricing will likely stay flat despite carriers’ attempts to get increases of 5 percent.
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The sector remains robust, but reinsurers should be cautious
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Citrus cat bond losses are now expected to total $324mn
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The Bermudian reinsurer’s twin sales have bought management time and eased its capital strains…for now.
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Sometimes in insurance it ain’t what you do, it’s the way that you do it that really gets results.
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The wheel of reinvention turns again
