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The cutbacks could have withdrawn close to $1.5bn of limit from the market.
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The carrier’s CFO pledges tighter risk selection following December’s profit warning, but no major pullbacks.
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The reinsurance partnership would support the expansion of Beazley’s fast-growing affirmative cyber book.
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Ali will take charge of Hamilton’s future cat bond placements, having been involved in the recent renewal of its sidecar Turing Re.
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Leo Re sits alongside Munich Re's more broadly distributed Eden Re, which contributed $300mn in 2019.
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A striking feature of this year’s 1 January renewal has been the changing approach to aggregate retrocession covers.
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Willis Re report shows reinsurers reacting to Boeing incidents and ILS lock-up.
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A shift towards rated paper and occurrence structures helped the market clear with some deals remaining outstanding.
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The Insurance Insider looks back to some of the standout pieces of the last 12 months.
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Losses arise from four events plus reserve re-estimates.
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For the most part, aggregate retro covers got hammered in 2017-2018 – but what isn’t as often discussed as these headline losses is the fact that one pocket of such capacity actually got away largely intact.
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The auction platform expects an active renewal season with an additional $1bn of limit committed from traditional treaty and facultative reinsurance programmes.