Rates
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The broker said a buoyant ILS market contributed to the reinsurance market nearing a new equilibrium at the end of mid-year renewals.
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The intermediary also warned that inflation headwinds could affect the future cost of claims.
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There is little sign of retro demand returning after buyers cut back in January.
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The first-time ILS sponsor expects to pay a coupon at the lower end of its initial forecast.
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Pockets of the distressed Florida market are still expected to face a challenging renewal, but much of the remediation was carried out last year.
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Spreads have fallen 14% on a weighted average basis on new deals marketed in the quarter to date.
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Cat bond market exuberance seems to be mismatched against overall ILS sentiment.
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The French carrier grew its top line by 14.3% at the April renewals.
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The market has reached the stage of price hardening at which clients will challenge brokers and carriers on continuing increases, according to Aon president Eric Andersen.
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Christopher Swift says more rate is needed in some areas including the London market and certain excess lines.
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Assets under management at the sidecar rose 12.5% year-on-year to $900mn by the start of 2021
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The carrier predicts Covid’s reinsurance impact will drive market hardening.