Florida Catastrophe Renewals Getting Custom Treatment: Guy Carpenter
Reinsurance renewals for Florida windstorm risk – which historically have moved in tight lock-step for all carriers — are showing more
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Caribbean Catastrophe Fund Renews, Offers Rebate and Rainfall Policy
The Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF) announced Tuesday that all member countries renewed coverage for the policy year and
Catastrophe Retro is Getting “Very Expensive”: JPMorgan
A 75 million euro contingent capital deal inked by SCOR SE last month — and the subsequent market reaction — means that
Endurance Joins Florida Low Collateral Reinsurance Rush
Bermuda-based Endurance Specialty Insurance was approved to reinsure property/casualty coverage in Florida under the state’s reduced collateral
Validus Renews $70M AlphaCat for Florida Risks
Validus Holdings re-upped its longstanding collateralized sidecar AlphaCat program with a new $70 million vehicle for the 2012 hurricane
Florida, Texas and North Carolina Remain Highest Hurricane Risk
Three states remain at highest risk of a destructive hurricane losses in 2012, although the overall probability of landfall in
Renaissance Re Hops Back Into Sidecar, Soaks-Up Florida Catastrophes
Bermuda-based Renaissance Re renewed its longstanding sidecar structure with the formation of Timicuan Reinsurance III Ltd., the company announced
Global Earthquake Model Backs Asia-Pacific Hazard Scheme
The Global Earthquake Model (GEM) is throwing its support behind a new accord among Asia-Pacific scientists that endorses natural
$200 Million Residential Re Catastrophe Bond Places
USAA has placed its 17th catastrophe bond into the market Thursday with a $200 million, four year deal that continues
U.S. P/C Capital “Solid” for Hurricane Season, But Reserves Diminishing: S&P
U.S.-based property/casualty insurers are “generally on solid financial footing” and their credit ratings will be able to
EQECAT Ups Italian Quake Loss Estimate by 600%
Catastrophe modeling firm EQECAT has upped its original insured loss estimates for Italian earthquake following a magnitude 5.8 and
