Broker/dealers
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The former Ledger director was joined by fellow ex-Ledger employees to “hit the ground running”.
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The ILS executive will head up structuring for the Americas.
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The broker platform has managed nearly $100mn of capacity.
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The head of the ILS international team at Gallagher Securities Europe expects ILS issuance in the region to grow following rises in the European Central Bank rate.
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Their view that “investors have never had it so good” speaks of a market in an upbeat mood as of January.
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Jason Bolding adds to the growing team recently joined by Alexandre Delacroix and Keshav Gupta.
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The broker said it would help clients to think creatively and act quickly in accessing capital.
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The appointment to the ILS unit follows news of Howden’s move to buy TigerRisk.
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The rate-on-line index rise is the steepest uplift in 16 years.
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The broking houses also said they "remain fully committed to the benefits of [their] proposed combination".
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The executive had previously been the head of third-party capital at Axis.
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The busy storm season, Covid-19 uncertainty and a hardening market are driving demand.
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BMS plans to expand into the retro sector but will avoid being drawn into bidding "frenzy".
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The executive director of treaty could depart in October, sources suggested.
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The investment hit to the industry has nearly been erased, while capital raising is approaching the scale set by the class of 2005 start-ups.
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Covid-19 claims could make the year the most expensive on record, the broker warns.
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With up to $4.5bn of anticipated volume in the works, ILS broker-dealers are waiting to see how multi-strategy sellers will impact the primary market.
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The policy would have likely paid out due to the coronavirus crisis.
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Having a $20bn-revenue organisation would create the ability to invest more heavily in new solutions, including tech.
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The broker said it was considering next steps for the wholesale arm to maximise its growth.
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The former Aon retro broker was previously CEO of the UK arm at Fidelis.
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The deal covered Turkish earthquake risk.
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Aetna Life achieved its lowest coupon ever on the Class A tranche.
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ILS broker-dealers’ forecast cat bond issuance will range from $8bn to $11bn this year, reclaiming ground lost in 2019 when annual volumes plummeted more than 40 percent year on year.
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