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The retro manager’s 2017 losses have jumped to more than 41 percent of net asset value from a previously predicted 28 percent.
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Prices at 1.6 look likely to remain depressed by competition. -
Willis Re deputy chairman Mark Hvidsten will manage ILS chief Bill Dubinsky after the reshuffle.
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The reinsurer is the latest in a stream of first-time users of the cat bond market.
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The Lloyd's insurer launched its UK-based sidecar NCM Re with $72mn of capital in January.
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While the exposures are vast, silent cyber could bring new premium to the $4bn cyber market.
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A 41.5 point increase in the combined ratio was driven by losses from Hurricane Irma.
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The operation would allow the fund manager to maintain access to the market after its joint venture with Axis ends.
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The broker believes traditional reinsurance pricing will be on "life support" as ILS capacity remains abundant.
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New cat bond issuances from Everest Re and Aspen Bermuda expanded by at least 50 percent over the course of marketing, as investor appetite remained strong.
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Underlying profitability at global reinsurers has deteriorated by more than 5 points on the combined ratio since 2005.
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Cat bond launches are showing no sign of slowing down, with a further three deals with an initial combined size of $675mn being launched in the past week.
