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  • Capital continued to flow into the convergence sector in 2010, as a benign natural catastrophe loss environment and evidence of non-correlation with the broader financial markets caught the attention of both institutional and retail investors.
  • Insurance-linked derivatives remain marginal but effective hedging tools
  • On the surface, there was nothing to suggest that 2010 changed anything for the life ILS market, which was brought to a skidding halt by the financial crisis.
  • 2010 wasn't the stereotypical "game of two halves" for the ILS market - it was all about two lightning-paced quarters that racked up sales figures, putting the market in a solid position to challenge the peaks of 2006/07 in the year ahead.
  • 2011 cat bond maturities: At $3.7bn, it's not a trickle, but the flood of maturing bonds ebbs in 2011.
  • Major insurance-linked investor Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) has withdrawn more than $400mn of industry loss warranty (ILW) capacity as pricing falls, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • The Swiss Re all cat bond price return index has fallen for the fourth consecutive week, closing at 97.73 on 7 January.
  • $20mn of notes in three new cat bonds traded shortly after launch, as investors scrambled to acquire sought-after diversifying risk, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Scor files Atropos fund docs; Aviva joins LLMA; Alternative providers enter US life reinsurance market
  • There is growing pressure on reinsurers with exposure to September's New Zealand earthquake as the number of markets disclosing deteriorating loss estimates increases.