Reinsurance
Aspen Replaced its Chief Financial Officer
Aspen Insurance Holdings Ltd. has picked a new chief financial officer, choosing to fill the position from within. The Bermuda-based reinsurer and insurer disclosed on Dec. 5 that Scott Kirk has been ...
Report: Congress Nears Deal on TRIA Extension
Lawmakers are close to extending a federal program that covers a portion of corporations' losses from acts of terrorism, according to three congressional aides. House Financial Services Committee ...
November Featured Large Doses of Severe Weather: Aon Benfield
Bad weather made a huge impact in November, with four major winter weather events and resulting fatalities in the United States, global flooding and a big hailstorm in Australia generating much of ...
ACORD’s Long-Time Leader will Retire in 2016
ACORD's long-time president and CEO plans to retire within the next year after many influential years in charge. The global non-profit insurance industry standards organization disclosed that Gregory ...
Third Point Re is Launching Formal U.S. Operations
Third Point Reinsurance Ltd. has disclosed plans to set up formal U.S. operations. Thomas Wafer and Jonathan Norton have been hired to help establish and manage the group's new setup. Both are ...
Heard at PCI Meeting: Reserve Covers, Capital Relief Deals Are Growing Trend
They may not be the new black, but references to adverse development covers and capital relief solutions and cropped up more than once in conversations with reinsurance market participants during the ...
Willis Re Unveils Japan Tsunami Model in an Industry Milestone
Willis Re has come up with a Japan tsunami model, something it asserts is a first-time milestone for an extreme weather event whose resulting losses have been hard for the industry to understand. In ...
After El Niño Fades, the 2015 Hurricane Season Could Be Quite Different
The 2014 Atlantic hurricane season is over, and in terms of severity, it was officially a dud. In parts of the Pacific, however, cyclone formation was robust, hitting Hawaii, Japan and India. But ...