All 1 January renewals articles – Page 2
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Fema cuts NFIP reinsurance programme for 2023
Its reinsurance placement has halved to $500m, amid hardening rates and diminishing capacity
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1/1 ‘down to the wire’ with possible reputational consequences
Areas of most constraint were peak-zone US property cat and coverage for war and SRCC, finds Gallagher Re’s 1st View
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1 January confirms dislocated reinsurance and retro markets
Some US buyers failed to fill their programmes as Howden describes one of the ‘hardest reinsurance markets in living memory’
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1/1 renewal is the ‘most challenging’ sector has experienced - Guy Carp
There are still placements to complete as broker compares dislocated market to post-9/11 and KRW
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Property rates set to soar 50% at 1/1 - Beazley
Beazley is ready to ‘step up’ at a time of market dislocation, says Treaty head Patrick Hartigan
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Special Report: Road to 1/1
It was straight to business this year as reinsurers, brokers and cedants entered one of the most challenging renewal seasons in years
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Florida buyers will struggle for capacity at 1/1 - Fitch
Rating agency predicts double-digit rate rises for property catastrophe cover driven by insured losses of c.$120 billion
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1/1 renewals will test industry’s relevance
The renewals period represents a time to move towards, not away from risk, says Aon’s Andy Marcell
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Baden Baden: Expect further retrenchments post Ian - Ariel Re
Trapped collateral and a global retro freeze will further exacerbate supply demand imbalances at 1/1
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Baden Baden: German motor insurers face 2022 underwriting loss
Ongoing supply chain disruption and inflation are impacting German motor books
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Baden Baden: Litigation could significantly inflate Ian loss - Verisk
Loss creep on Hurricane Ian claims are likely as inflation and social inflation drive up costs, thinks Yörn Tatge
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Baden Baden: The cycle has reasserted itself - Flandro
The reinsurance industry is grappling with the ‘most difficult renewal since 2006’, says Howden Analytics’ boss
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Baden Baden: Cedants demand extra €1 billion in limit - Hannover Re
Inflation, losses and demand for additional nat cat capacity in the German market alone will see rates rise substantially
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Baden Baden: Cedants must dramatically increase retentions
As reinsurance capacity retreats and inflation soars, insurers must be prepared to retain more risk - Swiss Re
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New cyber syndicate gets green light from Lloyd’s
Trium Cyber, a risk carrier backed by Jim Stanard’s Pelican Ventures, expects to write $50m of gross premiums in 2023
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