Rates
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The carrier expanded premium by 8.3% at the January renewal.
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There is a lack of capacity for aggregate deals, and moves towards more named peril coverage.
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Inflationary pressure and climate change meant the market effectively gave ground to cedants despite nominal price rises.
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The firm has been in run-off since late 2020, and another former Credit Suisse affiliate was recently sold to legacy writer Marco.
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European loss experience drove the firm’s index back in line with 2014 levels.
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Noting concerns about rapid growth, the Citizens board approves rate hikes up to the legal limit.
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The projections are slightly worse than they were three months ago, as heightened cat losses and Covid-related pressures impact rates.
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S&P suggested that an “abrupt rethinking” was a more likely outcome than gradual pricing increases – but a third way is possible if ratings agencies set a glidepath to change.
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The Hannover Re subsidiary said the event would incur insured losses in Germany alone of “well in excess” of EUR8bn.
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The state body supporting earthquake cover has seen risk transfer requirements swell over the past decade.
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Strategic Review Committee chairman Bruce Simberg sets out the challenge ahead for FedNat as natural catastrophes continue to hit southern policyholders.
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Moody’s expects RMS, which had about $320mn in revenue around $55mn in operating income last year, to become accretive to earnings by 2025.