Everest Re happily accepts ILS drought to keep newly attained margin

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Everest Re won’t lament difficulties in bringing in third party capital to its ILS vehicle Mt. Logan as it is more than happy to keep the reinsurance market’s latest pricing and conditions squarely on its own balance sheet to pad future profits, a key company official said.

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