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  • Cat bond pricing is set to fall in line with traditional rates in 2011, according to Aon Benfield's investment banking arm.
  • US life insurer ING has transferred $615mn of redundant reserves to Credit Suisse in a year-end transaction, taking the tally for private triple-X reserve transfers to the capital markets in 2010 to $7bn.
  • Swiss Re has opened the ILS scoreboard in 2011 with a new issuance of notes under its Successor X shelf facility.
  • The chilling presence of Lehman Brothers continues to haunt the convergence sector, as a recent $450mn lawsuit from hedge fund-backed cat reinsurer Pulsar Re highlights.
  • The fact that capital markets investors in the (re)insurance arena are facing natural catastrophe-related claims should not be viewed in a negative light.
  • Leading cat bond administrator HSBC Insurance Management (HIM) is being courted by captive manager Kane Group in an acquisition bid, Trading Risk has learned.
  • Investment bank JPMorgan completed an innovative longevity hedge last month, but the next health check for the pension risk transfer market will come when the bank tests investors' appetite for picking up reinsurance on the deal
  • While they are still reeling from losses in Chile and New Zealand last year, cat funds are now facing a disproportionate share of losses from the recent flooding and windstorms in Australia
  • Expansive ILS manager Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) has launched a new extreme mortality investment fund, with capacity in the firm's IRIS suite of funds rising to $3.5bn, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Investment bank JPMorgan has closed the first-ever longevity hedge to cover a pension fund for pre-retirement members.