US cat sees “material softening” in minimum rates-on-line: Gallagher Re
Catastrophe reinsurance pricing for programs in the United States is seeing “material softening” in minimum rates-on-line, broker Gallagher Re has...
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$131.25m of Hannover Re’s private cat bonds extended again, $7.5m matured
Some $131.25 million of Hannover Re’s Seaside Re private catastrophe bonds have had their maturity dates extended further into 2024,...
Letitia James challenges Knight Specialty insurance over Trump bond
Letitia James challenges Knight Specialty insurance over Trump bond | Insurance Business America Insurance News Letitia James challenges Knight Specialty...
Small Texas towns targeted in series of international cyberattacks on water systems
Small Texas towns targeted in series of international cyberattacks on water systems | Insurance Business America Cyber Small Texas towns...
Multilateral development banks to boost disaster & climate risk insurance
Leaders of 10 multilateral development banks (MDB’s) announced steps to collaborate more effectively to increase the impact and scale of...
Aspen lifts upper-target for Kendall Re to $300m, but price guidance rises
In a further sign that catastrophe bond pricing could be at or approaching the bottom, for now at least, while...
Florida Citizens targets $850m cat bond issuance, potential to become biggest ever
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation is seeking what could be its biggest catastrophe bond ever, with an initial target of some...
Differences Between Named Insured and Additional Insured: Part 2
This post is part of a series sponsored by TSIB. When working on a construction project, the company you are...
PERILS lifts Windstorm Babet and Aline industry loss to €691m
The insurance industry loss from October 2023’s European windstorms Babet and Aline is now estimated to be €691 million by...
Best of Artemis, week ending April 21st 2024
Here are the ten most popular news articles, week ending April 21st 2024, covering catastrophe bonds, ILS, reinsurance capital and...
