Hurricane Harvey News
Jan. 1 Reinsurance Renewals Point Toward Moderate Price Increases Through 2018: S&P
After years of declines, January reinsurance renewals finally turned in the other direction in an upward trend that will continue throughout 2018, according to a new Standard & Poor's report. ...
XL Group Estimates $250M in Q4 Losses: Calif. Wildfires to Blame
XL Group disclosed preliminary natural catastrophe pre-tax loss estimates of approximately $250 million for the 2017 fourth quarter, stemming largely from wildfires in Northern California. The parent ...
Insurance/Reinsurance Rate Hikes in 2018 Are Increasingly Likely: Morgan Stanley
Rate hikes are on the way for reinsurers and insurers, Morgan Stanley asserts in a new research note, echoing predictions of others in the wake of record catastrophe losses for 2017. Morgan Stanley ...
Lloyd’s Has Paid Claims of $1.7B for Hurricanes Harvey, Irma & Maria—So Far
The Lloyd's market has paid claims worth $1.7 billion, to date, in response to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria. Earlier this year, Lloyd's estimated a total commitment of $4.8 billion for the three ...
Reinsurers’ Hurricane, Quake Losses Could Hit $25B: A.M. Best
Cumulative net catastrophe losses for reinsurance companies from Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, along with the Mexico earthquakes, are between $20 billion-$25 billion out of an overall industry ...
Hedge Funds Are Betting on a Reinsurance Recovery
Hedge funds bought reinsurance stocks in the third quarter after prices tumbled on widespread losses after multiple hurricanes in North America, filings showed on Wednesday. Hurricanes in the United ...
A Market Correction is Coming in 2018: Willis Towers Watson Prediction
Thanks largely to Hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, commercial insurance buyers will face a market correction in 2018, Willis Towers Watson asserts in its 2018 Marketplace Realities report. In other ...
Weathering Storms Together: How Zurich North America Responded to Recent Hurricanes
With each hurricane or major catastrophe, like hurricanes Harvey, Irma and Maria, insurers step up and are at their best. It's times like these when our customers need us most. Even before a disaster ...