Neil McConachie has resigned as a director of Dan Loeb’s Third Point Reinsurance two years after joining the hedge fund-backed reinsurer’s board, according to regulatory filings released
How climate change could counterintuitively feed winter storms Washington Post The far harder question is how climate change will alter the experience of winter itself. It will — it already has.
The agency tasked with representing private insurers in North Carolina is calling for double-digit homeowners rate increase, citing a new approach to catastrophe modelling and increases in reinsurance prices.
The move to combine data efforts comes at a time when state regulators say that a review of prior terrorism insurance data reveals “concerning” issues regarding the availability of terrorism
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The agency tasked with representing private insurers in North Carolina is calling for double-digit homeowners rate increase, citing a new approach to catastrophe modelling and increases in reinsurance prices.
The U.S. Department of Treasury is moving ahead with plans to combine the collection of data related to terrorism insurance that had long been split between the federal government
Insurers Jostle for Pension-Risk Transfer Bounty Institutional Investor Growing numbers of U.K. defined benefit plans are looking to offload liabilities — and now they can afford to make them
“Atmospheric rivers” -- or large bands of moisture that occasionally stream into California -- helped create conditions for recent wildfires that caused nearly $10 billion in insured losses and researchers expect the
Insurers Jostle for Pension-Risk Transfer Bounty [https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b16b1dvky54mln/insurers-jostle-for-pension-risk-transfer-bounty] Institutional Investor Growing numbers of U.K. defined benefit plans
“Atmospheric rivers” — or large bands of moisture that occasionally stream into California — helped create conditions for recent wildfires that caused nearly $10 billion in insured losses and researchers expect the
The commercial real estate market may be underestimating the risk of the California market when it comes to earthquake losses.
