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New hurricane likely in Gulf of Mexico; storm approaches Portugal
New hurricane likely in Gulf of Mexico; storm approaches Portugal
4 November 2024   A new Caribbean disturbance could reach hurricane status late Tuesday, on path to Gulf of Mexico.
Marsh reshuffles senior leadership in LatAm and Caribbean
31 October 2024
Ernesto had triple-digit million hit before even eyeing Bermuda: Aon
16 August 2024
Ernesto forms, eyes hurricane status within 48 hours on Antilles trek
13 August 2024
Unrelenting consensus: it’s a rugged 2024 Atlantic hurricane season
9 August 2024
All signs still point ‘hyperactive’ at onset of peak hurricane season
7 August 2024
Consilium grows new Cayman presence with senior hire
1 August 2024
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Risk Management
MGA Yokahu: building resilience to Caribbean hurricanes
Creating systemic strength is vital for a region regularly hit by major storms. Yokahu’s Tim McCosh says parametric insurance is a big part of the answer.
News
Burnt by the Fyre: lessons in festival insurance
Two years on from the failure that was the Fyre Festival, what lessons can be learned in terms of obtaining event insurance? Intelligent Insurer investigates.
Reinsurance
Fund investors: all eyes on reinsurance
Andy Tromans, partner, Corporate Insurance at Clyde & Co explains why the sector has seen a recent spike in hedge fund-backed reinsurers.
Insurance
Caution over complacency
Despite a profitable underwriting year for the P&C sector, and the prediction of another quiet hurricane season, re/insurers must not become complacent, and must plan for future large scale events. Intelligent Insurer investigates.
Alternative Risk Transfer
Investor demand continues to outstrip new issuance
2014 continues to prove that the rapidly expanding ILS market is here to stay. Paul Schultz, CEO at Aon Benfield Securities, discusses with Intelligent Insurer the trends driving the market forward and how investor demand is making the market ever more attractive to cedants.
Awards
Brokers are channelling premium to bigger car
Some re/insurance brokers are increasingly channelling premium to a smaller number of larger carriers. While this is sometimes at the behest of cedants, it is also occurring because of exclusive agreements they have with selected players.
Insurance
Caribbean could be hit harder if Sandy repeats
Intelligent Insurer spoke to Isaac Anthony, chief executive of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility to find out how the Caribbean is becoming more sophisticated in its disaster planning.
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Hurricane Beryl spares cat bond market, but Jamaica’s IBRD were ‘close to triggering’
12 July 2024   Twelve Capital’s CoreLogic explains when the notes would have triggered a cat bond payout.
Hurricane Beryl triggers record CCRIF payout for the Caribbean
11 July 2024   All CCRIF parametric policies for Grenada triggered.
Karen Clark pegs hurricane Beryl insured losses at $3.3bn
11 July 2024   The estimate excludes NFIP losses.
Lockton Re expands in Mexican treaty market with Guy Carpenter swoop
9 July 2024   The new hire previously led actuarial for Aon Benfield in Latin America.
Beryl’s early strike may hike reinsurance prices; Caribbean carriers’ impact ‘more severe’
4 July 2024   AM Best warns Caribbean carriers may face higher earnings impact due to increased retentions.
Major Hurricane Beryl poses minimal risk to cat bond investors: Twelve Capital
3 July 2024   So far, only one cat bond issued by the Jamaican Government is expected to be activated.
Hurricane Beryl intensifies to category 5, heads straight for Jamaica
2 July 2024   Beryl is the earliest category 5 hurricane on record in the Atlantic.
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