TWIA lifts 144a Alamo Re 2023-1 cat bond target up to $450m
The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) has upsized its reinsurance target to as much as $450 million for its latest...
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Charred vehicle claim must be paid, despite insurer suspicions
A complainant whose car was found burnt out has won his claims dispute after an Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA)...
Alternative capital reached new $96bn high at end of 2022: Gallagher Re
Alternative reinsurance capital, so the capacity deployed through insurance-linked securities (ILS) structures including catastrophe bonds, has experienced a return to...
Hundreds of claims lodged as collapsed builder fallout continues
Property owners caught out by the sudden collapse of Victorian homebuilder, Porter Davis, have started to lodge claims as liquidator...
Workplace stress: what are your responsibilities as an employer?
Authored by DAS UKApril is Stress Awareness Month and whether working from home or amongst colleagues in the workplace, stress...
What litigation trends can we expect in 2023?
Authored by Harbour UnderwritingLitigators predict a boom year in 2023. As history shows us, widespread disruption in the global economy,...
Material property-cat reinsurance hardening at April renewal: Aon’s Monaghan
Reporting this morning on the just completed April 1st reinsurance renewals, broker Aon has said that it is optimistic that...
Kettle works with Amwins & PartnerRe on California excess wildfire product
Kettle, the reinsurance focused deep-learning and artificial intelligence (AI) company, has delivered risk modelling and analytics to support the development...
40th Residential Re cat bond launches for USAA with $200m target
USAA, perhaps the most consistent of catastrophe bond sponsors, at least of any primary company, is back in the cat...
DeNexus aims to give cyber risk confidence to reinsurers & ILS investors
DeNexus, a specialist provider of software for cyber risk quantification tools and software, has updated its main cyber risk modelling...
