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Despite predictions, the 2013 hurricane season is the quietest for 20 years
Despite a predicted active season, this year has been one of the quietest observed for hurricanes over the last 20 years according to Willis Re.   12 December 2013
Insurance
Advantage completes recapitalisation and expands board of directors
Advantage Insurance Holdings, a provider of insurance solutions for businesses and individuals, has completed a recapitalisation transaction and recruited Tom Hutton, Bruce Shewmaker and Gary Witherspoon to its board of directors.   9 December 2013
News
Lack of hurricanes in 2013 will lower reinsurance prices
The quietest US Atlantic hurricane season in decades will lead to a low double-digit fall in related catastrophe reinsurance pricing in the key 2014 renewals, says Fitch Ratings.   3 December 2013
News
PCS targets Korea; forms new exchange
Property Claims Services (PCS), the catastrophe analytics provider, has made two strategic moves: it has made plans to move into the Korean market and will provide a listed cat index for the Cayman Stock Exchange, consolidating traded options for its members.   9 September 2013
Insurance
Caribbean could be hit harder if Sandy repeats
Intelligent Insurer spoke to Isaac Anthony, chief executive of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility to find out how the Caribbean is becoming more sophisticated in its disaster planning.   1 September 2013
Insurance
AIG appoints p/c chief for Latin America/Caribbean
Jim Dwane, a 20-year veteran of American International Group (AIG), has been appointed CEO and president of the company’s property casualty business in Latin America and the Caribbean.   18 July 2013
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Allianz issues $175m cat bond
The Allianz Group has closed a three-year $175 million cat bond that protects it against named storms and earthquake losses in North America, the Caribbean and Mexico.   24 May 2013
Insurance
Another Sandy could hit Caribbean even harder
Urbanisation and inadequate insurance coverage for rainfall damage could see the Caribbean hit even harder if another storm the size of Sandy emerges. That is the view of Issac Anthony, the newly appointed fulltime chief executive of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF).   22 May 2013

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