All Hurricane Ian articles – Page 2
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News2022 nat cats set new records with $120 billion in claims
Hurricane Ian accounted for half of insured losses, making it the second most costly storm in history - Munich Re
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News1/1 ‘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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News1 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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NewsFlorida reforms will offer relief to ‘dire situation’ - AM Best
New laws include the elimination of AoB. But reinsurance and ILS capacity will remain limited for some time
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NewsProperty 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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NewsBermuda reinsurers anticipate $13 billion in Ian claims
Total (re)insurance losses resulting from Hurricane Ian are expected to total between $50 billion and $75 billion
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NewsInflation and nat cats are creating ‘perfect storm’ at 1/1
A sharp reduction in available nat cat reinsurance capacity will make for a challenging renewal season - Clyde & Co
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NewsLloyd’s participants should “lean into” hard market - Tiernan
Market has “headroom” to grow its cat appetite and syndicates with ’capacity, capability and expertise’ should take advantage
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NewsMapfre Re boosts capacity to meet increased demand
Capital raise of €250m will help boost the reinsurer’s growth at a time of ’improved technical conditions’
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NewsAM Best retains stable outlook on global reinsurance sector
Chief among the negative drivers is heightened natural catastrophe activity that continues to test investors’ risk tolerance levels
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NewsHurricane Ian drives 2022 nat cat losses to $115 billion
Ian is the second-costliest insured loss ever on sigma records after Hurricane Katrina in 2005 - Swiss Re Institute
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NewsMixed picture for global reinsurers’ YTD results
SCOR, Swiss Re and MS&AD experienced the most deterioration in combined ratios following Hurricane Ian - Gallagher Re
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NewsFlorida 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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NewsLudlow Re kickstarts ‘Class of 2022’ start ups
Cayman-based Ludlow Re has been launched by Hildene Capital and has seed capital of $1 billion
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NewsS&P downgrades SCOR to A+ (stable)
Reinsurer is a “negative outlier relative to close peers” with financial results “below expectations”, states rating agency
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NewsPartnerRe reports Q3 net loss of $387m
Non-life combined ratio climbs above 100% for the quarter as Hurricane Ian contributes to $381m in losses
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NewsSCOR reveals Q3 net loss of €270m
Hurricane Ian drove nat cat losses of €517m in Q3; reinsurer boosted reserves in anticipation of inflationary impacts
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NewsRare hurricane set for east Florida landfall
Nicole is expected to intensify to a category 1 storm as it approaches the east Florida coast so late in the season
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NewsMunich Re posts Q3 profit of €527m
Reinsurer is maintaining its annual guidance of €3.3 billion, despite property casualty losses of €2.3 billion in Q3
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NewsAxis Capital reports Q3 net loss of $17m
Results are ‘further validation’ that reducing exposure to catastrophe business was the right strategy - Benchimol
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