ILS
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The former Peak Capital CEO has left the ILS platform he set up.
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The insurer has a previous history of buying earthquake reinsurance cover from the ILS market.
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It will also encompass impact investment manager BlueOrchard, although the microfinancier will keep its independent identity.
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Initially, negotiations are likely to be led by risk takers but there could be a case to model a future role for service providers.
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Nephila was the biggest provider on the 2021 reinsurance programme for Florida Citizens as it wrote a total line of $601mn, comprising 36% of the state-run insurer’s $1.65bn placed private traditional limit.
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The executive had previously been the head of third-party capital at Axis.
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It was the first gain for April in the past four years, as year to date performance scraped into positive territory.
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The ILS vehicle has support from four key providers and will be launched alongside a broader offering including K&R, fine art and other specialty risks.
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The standards board set out its guidance for ILS managers seeking to isolate volatile assets in a memo published at the start of May.
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The firm, which markets Fermat-managed ILS funds, did not specify the size of the new investor commitment.
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The funds made a $93.9mn loss in 2019, ahead of a leadership changeover at legacy adviser Armour.
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The loss portfolio transfer gave an exit solution to investors in the ILS-backed legacy fund.