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Analysis: Charley and Tarpon Springs possible points of comparison for Hurricane Ian
Cat 4 Hurricane Charley made landfall on Florida’s west coast in 2004, while Tarpon Springs (1921) was the last major storm to hit Tampa.
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Hurricane Demotech peters out – but ramifications will endure
Fiona Robertson
ILS investing: Hopes rise that diversification pitch is gaining traction
Some are suggesting a rotation of the investor base may be underway, with a move back towards more opportunistic funds.
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Adia ILS executive Dellal leaves sovereign wealth fund
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Grand designs Monte Carlo: Reinsurance renovation underway
14 September 2022
Analysis
A challenged property cat market is expected to open up more opportunities for ILS growth – but the key question surrounds whether and how fast the market can attract more capital to take advantage of this dynamic.
Some might see the ILS sector as more institutionalised compared to personality-driven hedge funds, but there is little doubt that the original generation of ILS leaders will be hard to replace.
The industry is sharpening its exposure forecasting capabilities in response to investor demand.
Reinsurance underwriters and brokers anticipate a Japanese renewal largely unaffected by Covid-19 as negotiations continue to focus on payback for 2018 and 2019 typhoon losses.
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Thousands in Canada without power after Fiona strikes
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Tropical Storm Ian expected to reach hurricane strength en route to Cuba
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TD9 intensifies as it moves toward Caribbean, tracks for Florida
23 September 2022
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HSCM leads $15mn Series A for life insurance lender Inclined
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Florida DFS files petition to enter FedNat into receivership
23 September 2022 -
Caribbean and Florida brace for ninth storm of season
23 September 2022
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Investor Guide to ILS: H1 2022
The decade from 2010 ran the full gamut of catastrophe loss experience, reminding us that there is no such thing as a "new normal" in the world of ILS.
