AuM data
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Axa's plans to significantly expand its risk transfer to reinsurers and capital market partners after its $15.3bn acquisition of XL are a positive sign for the ILS sector amid another expected wave of (re)insurance consolidation.
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Aeolus's private equity backers Elliott Management Corporation and Wand Partners have furthered their investment in the insurance space with the acquisition of US life insurer Prosperity Life Insurance Group.
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Mt Logan assumed $323.7mn of catastrophe losses during 2017, as the sidecar's liabilities made up just over a quarter of reinsurance receivables due to its sponsor Everest Re at year-end.
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Securis Investment Partners has hired Simon Arnott as head of origination for Bermuda and the US, based in Bermuda, sources told Trading Risk.
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Axa said its planned $15bn acquisition of XL Group will improve its access to alternative sources of reinsurance capital, as it would bring access to the Bermudian's majority-owned ILS manager New Ocean.
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Lancashire took a $9.4mn loss during 2017 from its 10 percent equity stake in its Kinesis third-party capital platform.
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Swedish state pension fund AP2 has reported that the fair value of its ILS investments held steady in US dollar terms throughout the course of 2017, reaching 5.13bn Kronor ($627mn) at year-end 2017.
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The second-largest ILS manager posted a $200mn incremental gain in assets under management in January as it said it chose not to draw down on some post-loss capacity.
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Assets under management (AuM) controlled by the top 10 ILS firms reached $64bn at the start of 2018, as Markel said that Markel Catco's asset base reached $6.1bn and as Credit Suisse Asset Management posted $8.8bn of assets.
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Securis wins no-fee Kansas deal; PFZW still looking to expand ILS allocation; UK pension fund's £165mn ILS mandate
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Everest Re's Mt Logan sidecar reached $1.03bn of assets under management on 1 January, up by almost $200mn in the fourth quarter.
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Bermuda-based Validus Holdings said $78mn of its $120.8mn Q4 losses were attributable its insurance-linked securities management unit AlphaCat.