Reinsurers
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The firm’s external AuM has grown by 175% from 2019 to $3.3bn in 2025. -
Several Lloyd’s syndicates are also now providing cover for the federal insurer.
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The sponsor is offering two notes but will only place one depending on market interest.
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The peril has been historically difficult to model compared to others.
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The issuance will be the fourth deal offered by the Lloyd’s carrier.
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Mt Logan’s Q3 loss ratio improved by 44.2 points to 11.5% for the quarter.
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The shuttering of Munich Re Ventures reflected a focus on the reinsurer’s “core offering”.
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The largest net individual loss was January’s California wildfires at EUR615mn.
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As the P&C market shifts, carriers are looking for growth from acquisitions.
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Insurance penetration varies, but hotels have “near-total” coverage and strong limits.
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Pre-tax income at the vehicle was $30mn in the first nine months of 2025.
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The storm devastated Jamaica and Cuba, but insurance penetration on the islands is low.
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The firm said this was due to planned returns of capital to ongoing investors.
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Widespread underinsurance and low exposures will limit losses.
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Since 2007, the Caribbean country has received $100.9mn in payments from the CCRIF.
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Many commercial risks will have London coverage, but insured values are relatively low.
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Economic losses from the Cat 5 storm could run 30%-250% of the country’s GDP.
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The legacy cover will backstop policies written by its North American insurance business.
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Competition on price from traditional markets is weighing on bond market momentum.
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The sidecar was launched today by the Bermudian reinsurer and investment firm Carlyle.
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The capital will provide retro cover for life-focused reinsurer Fortitude Re.
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Majority shareholder Fosun will continue to hold the remaining 86.7% of shares.
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EMEA CEO Laurent Rousseau said reinsurance must retain its relevance to investors.
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The reinsurer stressed it “did not shy” from cat business in 2023.
