All Catastrophe articles – Page 41
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NYMEX begins trading cat risk index futures
NYMEX has announced it will begin trading catastrophe risk index futures
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Max Re results out; CFO retires
Despite reporting a 37% decline in its net premiums earned in 2006, Max Re has reported a record net income
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Aspen attains best ever quarterly income
Aspen has reported net income of $119.5m for Q4 2006 and record full year income of $378.1m
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Endurance enjoys record year; names CEOs
In addition to record results for 2006, Endurance has gained a new COO and two CEOs for key subsidiaries
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Record Q4 earnings for RenRe
Despite record results, RenRe's CEO says market softening and uncertainty in Florida will test the company
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S&P: Harbor Point ratings affirmed
Harbor Point's casualty book is a key differentiating factor compared with other start-ups, says S&P
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Allstate ratings affirmed; outlook stable
Due to its cat risk exposure reduction programme, AM Best has revised its outlook on Allstate from negative to stable
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Markel outlook revised to positive
Continued improvements in property-catastrophe risk management have seen Markel's outlook revised to positive
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Florida declared a disaster area
President Bush declares the state of Florida a disaster area in the aftermath of devastating tornadoes
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AXIS Kyrill losses could reach $55m
AXIS Capital expects net losses from European Windstorm Kyrill to be between $40m and $55m
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Converium faces €35m Kyrill loss
Converium estimates its loss from winterstorm Kyrill at around €25m - €35m
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Cover Story
A bumper year
2006 is being hailed an abundant year of profits for reinsurers with Mother Nature providing some respite following record losses in 2005. But it's too soon to start celebrating, warns Mairi Mallon.
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Investment Analysis
You can't predict the weather
Dire predictions for the industry a year ago have been largely disproved as reinsurers kickstart 2007 boasting massive profits. So is the outlook more upbeat now? Asks Lindsey Rogerson.
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Features
GR survey: climate change
One of GR's aims for 2007 is to encourage greater participation of its readers in the debates and issues shaping the industry. Each month, a short questionnaire will be sent out to our new "GR Benchmarking Club", with the results published in the magazine. Our first survey is on climate ...
