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After an eventful 2017, Intelligent Insurer questioned 16 senior executives representing all corners of the re/insurance industry about their highs and lows of 2017 and their wishes for 2018. Here, we reveal their responses to the question: what will be the biggest developments or topics you expect to be prominent in the industry in 2018, and why? 22 December 2017
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Assurant expects to record between $110 million to $150 million pre-tax, of fourth quarter 2018 reportable catastrophe losses in its global housing segment. 20 December 2018
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Insurers increasingly want their reinsurance to potentially give them a competitive advantage—and they expect their reinsurance brokers to innovate to achieve this, Mike Schnur, partner, TigerRisk Partners, told PCI Today. 29 October 2018
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US homeowners’ direct written premiums increased from $91 billion in 2016, to $94 billion in 2017, and could reach $96 billion in 2018 given rate activity through September, according to Aon’s Reinsurance Solutions’ annual Homeowners’ ROE Outlook report. 29 October 2018
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The natural catastrophes which struck North America represented the most important development in the non-life re/insurance sector in 2017, according to executives interviewed by Intelligent Insurer for our year-end questionnaire. 29 December 2017
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Bermuda-based AXIS Capital Holdings estimated its pre-tax loss from California wildfires in the range of $125 million to $150 million. 20 December 2018
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Lloyd’s has posted its first aggregate pre-tax loss in six years as major claims more than doubled in 2017, causing an underwriting loss of £3.4 billion. 21 March 2018
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APRA to impose an upfront capital requirement on all individual DII providers. 2 December 2019
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‘Accurately analysing the profitability of identity theft insurance can be difficult.’ 15 November 2019
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Financial strength ratings are widely used, but many industry executives admit to being foggy on many of the nuances underpinning them. Stuart Shipperlee, head of analytics at Litmus Analysis, explains what they really mean and how they relate to default rates. 23 October 2016
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