All property CAT reinsurance articles
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NewsHurricane Ian drives up Conduit Re loss ratio
Start-up’s ultimate loss estimate for Hurricane Ian is $40.9m as the reinsurer posts full-year combined ratio of 107%
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NewsHannover Re sees property cat rate hikes of 30%
Prices and conditions ’not seen in decades’ was present at 1 January, as reinsurer looks to mid year
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NewsFema cuts NFIP reinsurance programme for 2023
Its reinsurance placement has halved to $500m, amid hardening rates and diminishing capacity
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NewsClimate change justifies 50% property cat rate hikes - EY
Cat events have cost UK re/insurers more than double over the past six years than the preceding decade
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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 slams into Cuba; gains intensity
Industry losses ranging between $15 billion and $35 billion are an increasing possibility - Guy Carpenter
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NewsAriel Re: It’s time to stop selling Ferraris at Ford pricing
Reinsurer’s Joel Willens expects to see a further reduction in appetite for property cat going into the renewal season
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NewsAXIS Re CEO to step down
Steve Arora will leave the company at the end of the year and AXIS Re will exit its Property Reinsurance business
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NewsPeak Re places $150m Black Kite Re cat bond
It is the largest and first 144A catastrophe bond issued from Hong Kong
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NewsReinsurance sector retains stable outlook - AM Best
Hardening trend is expected to continue in 2022 after major cat losses in 2021
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NewsMarkel consolidates all property CAT reinsurance business under Nephila
Markel Corporation (NYSE: MKL) announced today that it is creating one center of expertise for the global property catastrophe (CAT) reinsurance market by closing its Markel Global Reinsurance property CAT unit and having Nephila become Markel’s single point of entry for serving the property CAT reinsurance market.