Hannover Re
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Stefan Sperlich will lead the new unit as managing director.
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The reinsurer’s large losses were down 5% to EUR1.6bn for the year.
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The issuer is seeking aggregate and per occurrence coverage.
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The reinsurer said retro pricing had ‘moved slightly in our favour’ at 1 January.
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The carrier faced "significant impact" from a P&C reserve charge on its earnings.
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The Seaside Re placement is the first cat bond lite deal of 2024.
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In total nearly $139mn worth of bonds have been extended.
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The firm said it would cut its K-cession ‘significantly below 2023 levels’ and buy ‘broadly similar towers of non-proportional retro’ at 1 January.
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The carrier also laid out its financial strategy through to 2026 in an investor-day disclosure.
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The cost of maintaining a team to service institutional investors does not always weigh favourably versus bringing in ILS capital.
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The Class A notes priced at the midpoint of guidance and the Class B notes at the top end.
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The insurer previously sought $250mn of coverage for any named storm event in North Carolina.
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Hannover Re said it was in discussions with retro partners about buying less in 2024.
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The group’s ceded large losses reached 17% of gross losses, up from 11% a year ago.
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Hannover Re’s Bermuda-based reinsurance transformer Kaith Re has issued a new $15mn private cat bond, a Bermuda Stock Exchange filing confirms.
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CEO Jean-Jacques Henchoz said it was “difficult to find a positive trend” in the global risk outlook.
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The reinsurer’s large loss cession ratio was 17%, up from 12% in H1 2022.
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The carrier’s largest loss in H1 arose from the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, resulting in a EUR257mn charge.
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The bond will provide cover for US named storm and earthquake events in all 50 US states.
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The bond will provide coverage for US named storms and earthquakes.
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The bond is seeking earthquake coverage in California on an indemnity, annual aggregate basis.
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Net large losses included impacts from the New Zealand flooding, the Turkey earthquake and cyclone Gabrielle.
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The executive leads a fronting reinsurer which has been a major enabler of ILS market growth.
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The reinsurer retained EUR321.9mn of Hurricane Ian losses on its own book.
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