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Investment bank partner Tom Deane said that reinsurers would remain crucial to the market and that the beginnings of rebuilding were underway that could reverse some current trends. -
Declining listed issuance volumes could be down to a growing desire for transparency and flexibility after recent loss years.
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The firm has seen interest in non-named storm covers after last year's derecho and other loss events.
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The investment bank is focused on developing new parametric products for the reinsurance market.
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The broker was most recently global head of the ILW practice for Aon’s reinsurance solutions unit.
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The start-up aims to place $1bn in capacity this year.
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Investor interest in the asset class should continue through 2021, but the firm has stepped back its outlook from an “overweight” recommendation.
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December and January people moves in the ILS market.
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US contracts are still pricing at a 10%-15% premium to January 2020 levels, but excess retro capacity may impact the smaller market.
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The retro specialist joins the firm as it prepares to expand its reinsurance interests after spinning out of Willis.
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Quarterly report reveals that bond prices went “sideways” in Q4, but market remains hard.
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Slew of maturities and competitive pricing environment make the cat bond market attractive for sponsors, brokers say
