AuM data
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Sompo International’s chief financial officer Mike McGuire said the firm remained committed to its Blue Capital platform after deciding to put its London-listed fund into run-off this week.
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Everest Re sidecar Mt Logan Re wrote almost 50 percent more premium year-on-year in the first quarter, recording $81mn of written premium.
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The Zurich based asset manager has grown assets under management by nearly 40 percent since January.
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Hiscox’s reinsurance division lifted premiums by more than a third as it wrote more business for ILS partners.
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Lancashire's $500mn sidecar took a loss in Q1 but grew its premium base by a third.
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Everest Re said that its Mt Logan Re sidecar reached $1.02bn of assets under management at 1 April 2018, slightly down from $1.03bn at the start of 2018 as the reinsurer added to its 2017 catastrophe loss reserves.
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Scor Investment Partners' ILS assets under management reached $1.44bn at the end of February, putting it among the half dozen managers outside the industry's top 10 players with a scale of above $1bn.
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Elementum Advisors has launched a new commingled fund which allows its investors to participate in insurance portfolios underwritten by a select group of MGAs, Trading Risk can reveal.
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Willis Re said global catastrophe pricing was broadly flat in an "uncontentious" April renewal, as it noted a dramatic change to the reinsurance landscape as primary carriers re-entered the market through M&A deals.
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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.