Wildfire
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Renaissance Re has reported a net loss of $177.1mn in 2017 for its DaVinci Re sidecar.
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The Eurekahedge ILS Advisors Index reported a return of -5.57 percent for 2017, its worst since its inception in 2006.
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California insurers must cover homeowners for damage caused by mudslides if fire is judged to be the "proximate cause" of the slide, regulators said yesterday.
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ILS managers are "running toward" the potential to grow their market share rather than running away from last year's losses, Willis Towers Watson Securities said in its latest market report.
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Aspen Insurance CEO Stephen Postlewhite has departed from the role with immediate effect, the Bermuda carrier said in a statement.
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Aon Benfield's estimate of insured losses from hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria (HIM) has come in at $80bn, below the $92bn-$93bn forecasts from Munich Re and Swiss Re released several weeks ago
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RMS has estimated insured losses from the Thomas wildfire that affected Southern California in December will range between $1bn and $2.5bn.
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The Catco Reinsurance Opportunities Fund made a worse-than-forecast 27.6 percent loss for investors in 2017 after its fund manager significantly added to its wildfire reserves in December.
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The PCS tabulation of industry insured losses from the October fires that spread across California has reached $10.4bn, which has developed from an initial figure of $7.3bn, sources said.
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The mudslides in Southern California could result in insured losses of more than $100mn, according to Aon Benfield.
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Nephila Capital wrote total limit of $1bn on AIG's expanded catastrophe reinsurance programmes for 2018, Trading Risk can reveal.
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The Thomas wildfire in Southern California is now 89 percent contained having destroyed 1,063 structures, according to the Californian Department of Forestry and Fire Protection.