istock-157557967_pgiam

iStock.com / Pgiam

26 October 2017Alternative Risk Transfer

The outcome of Irma

While Hurricane Irma will be remembered as one of the strongest storms recorded in the Atlantic Ocean, it will also test the infrastructure and financial wherewithal of some insurers doing business in Florida, particularly newcomers and those with geographic concentration.

Already registered?

Login to your account

For multi-user price options, or to check if your company has an existing subscription that we can add you to for FREE, please email Adrian Tapping at atapping@newtonmedia.co.uk

More on this story

Alternative Risk Transfer

Non-life cat bond capacity already exceeds last year’s total: Gallagher Re

1 April 2026 But softening returns see investors taking on riskier tranches.

Alternative Risk Transfer

Cat bond deals match 2025 record pace at $6.1bn Q1 to grease the 1/4

1 April 2026 Competitive cat bond deals begin drilling down to lower levels of property cat towers: Aon.

Alternative Risk Transfer

Casualty ILS could benefit from softening cat bond market, says AM Best

12 March 2026 Investors eye alternatives as property cat rates soften, returns drop.

More articles

Surging sentiment could speed rate adequacy crunch in property: Lockton

Trump’s maritime reinsurance facility expands to $40bn

Aon and Howden settle poaching suit after early Aon injunction wins

SI Re hires ILS portfolio manager as book grows past $111m

Insured catastrophe losses well below average in Q1: Guy Carpenter

Markel builds US ocean cargo push with senior underwriting hire

Casualty & specialty appear stable 1/4, but above deep cross-currents

Florida social inflation reforms feeding through into pocketbooks: Triple-I Institute.

Copyright © intelligentinsurer.com 2024 | Headless Content Management with Blaze