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The lower margins made on reinsurance catastrophe business placed in Europe combined with less established risk models available to assess these risks means that buyers in Europe are less likely to be using alternative capital sources to place these risks, says Manfred Seitz. 20 October 2013
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That is the view of John Welch, president and CEO of XL Reinsurance America, who said that barring a major catastrophe event, the US reinsurance market should prepare for a continuing downward trajectory in rates following a competitive mid-year renewal. 20 October 2013
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The reinsurance industry must rediscover its core skill of assessing, managing and transferring risks instead of being preoccupied with the continuing influx of capital into the market. 20 October 2013
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Four new syndicates were approved to write business at Lloyd’s in 2013, with two existing syndicates looking to increase capacity and a further three new entrants agreed in principle for 2014. 17 October 2013
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A three-year $63 tax on health insurance plan enrolees will not stimulate reinsurance buying, but it will create a war chest for insurers and a “ready source of funds to smooth out the impact of high cost claims” associated with Obamacare. 16 October 2013
Re/insurance
Canopius has appointed Grant Elliott as head of business development and Sally Coryn as head of corporate development as it strengthens its London operations. 15 October 2013
Re/insurance
One year on, significant lessons have been learned from Superstorm Sandy. Various constituents of the market give their views on the impact of the east coast storm. 14 October 2013
Re/insurance
Bermuda players are pursuing a mix of strategies as they develop a deeper footprint in Europe in the face of sometimes sharp competition from the large continental reinsurers. 14 October 2013
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Endurance has appointed Graham Evans, formerly president of professional lines at Axis, to head a new international insurance platform offering multi-line capabilities. He will be based in London. 10 October 2013
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Ironshore’s Lloyd’s syndicate, Pembroke, has increased its global terrorism and sabotage capacity to $300 million. 9 October 2013
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