PERILS Enters the Market with ILW Issue
PERILS AG’s use in two industry loss warrants (ILW) announced today is likely the first step to its broader
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Bermuda Stock Exchange Makes Push for ILS Listings
Bermuda is publicizing its stock exchange as the ideal environment for creating new insurance-linked securities as it competes with
Renewal Season’s Three Pricing Rules: Location, Location and Location
The annual ritual of renewing reinsurance treaties is in full swing and by all accounts reinsurers are attempting to hold
Clark Launches Cat Review Product
Boston-based Karen Clark & Company is launching what it describes as new service that will review carriers use of
RGA Triple X Loses Ratings
A $850 million securitization sponsored by Reinsurance Group of America had its rating pulled last week in the latest round
PERILS Launches Euro Windstorm Product
PERILS AG announced today it has launched an Industry Loss Index Service for European windstorm events. Company CEO Dr. Luzi
Storm Frequency Becomes a Frequent Problem
As the cost of frequent but smaller storms becomes a larger part of insurance industry losses, both reinsurers and catastrophe
Travelers in the Market with $250 Million Longpoint II Cat Bond
U.S.-based P/C carrier Travelers is currently marketing a $250 million multi-year catastrophe bond dubbed Longpoint II
Cat Reinsurance Continues Growth With Big Price Swings
Growth in the use of catastrophe reinsurance continues to rise steadily despite cyclical price shocks, according to Swiss Re. Total
Investor Profile: Clariden Leu's Michael Stahel
Principal Michael Stahel is director and head of insurance-linked investments (ILS) for Clariden Leu Alternative Investments in Zurich. Prior
Protective Life’s ILS Ratings Pulled, but Unum Not Scared of its “Shadow”
Moody’s withdrew its credit rating on hundreds of millions of Protective Life insurance linked securities (ILS) while at the
Glacier Warns it May Trigger Nelson Re
Glacier Reinsurance said in a conference call this week that it plans to trigger a $67.5 million portion of
