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The Insurance Insider looks back to some of the standout pieces of the last 12 months. -
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.
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The carrier has dropped some layers from its ILW-based ILS transaction.
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The Sussex Specialty Insurance Fund will allow institutional investors to access Lloyd’s risks through Syndicate 2988.
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A-grade students lose momentum, world-class soccer teams have bad runs and every ship must occasionally navigate through stormy weather.
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Cat bonds sponsored by the California Earthquake Authority and the Philippines government both achieved their target size while pricing in the upper range of coupon guidance.
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CFO John Dacey says the new alternative capital partners unit will enhance its flexibility.
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The country's ministry of finance has agreed a deal with 56 insurers to insure public buildings against natural disasters.
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The costliest event, Typhoon Hagibis, will generate a near-$60mn hit across two classes of shares.
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Randolph Re will target ILS deals above $25mn.
