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Reinsurers congregating in Bermuda flagged a lack of interest in helping under-capitalised Floridian insurers and under-priced diversifiers, with positive implications for ILS participation. -
Former retro broker Erik Manning is leading the initiative having joined BMS Re in January.
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The appointments aim to provide clients with a product-agnostic view on accessing capital in a capacity-constrained market.
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The two top-performing funds in 2022 were interval funds.
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The investment analysts wrote that market dislocation offered an opportunity to invest on attractive historic yields.
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Conviction for ILS has shifted to ‘overweight’ from ‘neutral’ at the manager.
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The former Aspen Capital Markets COO hopes to set up fronting partnerships for reinsurers wanting to build out in ILS.
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The Swiss direct risk transfer platform will use the funds to help grow its team and develop products.
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Their view that “investors have never had it so good” speaks of a market in an upbeat mood as of January.
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Just over a month ago, Floir reported claims relating to Hurricane Ian worth $10.3bn.
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The update to the October figure implies the ultimate number will comfortably breach the $50bn mark.
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The exit highlights increasingly difficult conditions in the retro and reinsurance markets.
