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However, executives agreed that 2020 would end with an increase in alternative capital levels.
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The firm's reinsurance CEO John Doucette said the firm saw “select opportunities” to grow its retro book. -
Over 70 percent of the losses come from Hurricane Dorian.
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The significant pricing difference between the reinsurance and retrocession markets does not make a lot of sense, TigerRisk president Rob Bredahl said.
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Christopher Harris, who also held senior positions at Montpelier Re, has made the move to Hudson Structured Capital Management's advisory board.
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The reinsurer’s balance sheet strength and parental support were among the factors cited by the ratings agency in its decision.
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Former Verto Syndicate underwriter Peter Mills hope to raise quota share support for his planned treaty MGA.
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The programme has been designed to provide $2bn of excess cover for Sempra and CalEdison.
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Global cyber (re)insurance is expected to grow 25-30 percent a year, chairman of Munich Re’s reinsurance committee Torsten Jeworrek said in Monte Carlo.
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The pending retirement of reinsurance chief David Watson triggers an executive reshuffle.
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The storm’s track was not a worse-case scenario for the islands as it avoided New Providence.
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Tony Ursano left TigerRisk in May after four years with the company.
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Its new acquisition offset lower revenues from the Markel Catco business, which will take about three years to run off.
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“We're not trying to grow for the sake of growing,” Everest Re’s reinsurance chief executive John Doucette told analysts yesterday.
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The new vehicle is expected to offer a range of property retrocession products on a collateralised or rated paper basis, or combination of the two.
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The insurer’s stock price improved after Capital Returns Management filed notice of its desire for board changes.
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Around half this total would be borne by the National Flood Insurance Program.
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The ILS platform’s chief operating officer had helped drive growth to $1.5bn assets under management.
