The 2014 outlook for the global P&C industry is stable thanks to expected premium growth from the economic recovery and stable-to-rising penetration rates, says Moodys Investors Service.
The 2014 outlook for the global P&C industry is stable thanks to expected premium growth from the economic recovery and stable-to-rising penetration rates, Moodys says. Meanwhile, Fitch says the U.S. insurance-broker industry also has a stable ratings outlook for 2014
Verisk's Property Claim Services (PCS) unit has increased its insured-loss estimate from Superstorm Sandy to $18.75 billion, with a large majority of losses felt in New York and New Jersey.
Independent reinsurance-brokerage firm Holborn says insured losses from Superstorm Sandy could reach $30 billion. The firm also says modelers' assumptions of flood losses mistakenly paid by personal-lines insurers are exaggerated.
Independent reinsurance-brokerage firm Holborn says insured losses from Superstorm Sandy could reach $30 billion. The firm also says modelers' assumptions of flood losses mistakenly paid by personal-lines insurers are exaggerated.
Only catastrophe-exposed and loss-affected reinsurance contracts experienced any significant upward movement in rates at the Jan. 1 renewals, according to one top executive.
Catastrophe-risk modeler EQECAT has dramatically changed its estimate of insured losses from the Tohoku, Japan earthquake to between $22 billion and $39 billion.
Rod Fox, former CEO of Benfield Inc., brokerage and Jim Stanard, former CEO of Renaissance Re, announced the formal launch of TigerRisk Partners, a privately-held reinsurance intermediary built around