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PCRIC names Richard Poulter Chief Risk Officer

Pacific Catastrophe Risk Insurance Company (PCRIC) has announced the appointment of Richard Poulter as the company’s new Chief Risk Officer, effective July 1, 2024. In his new role, Poulter will be responsible for ensuring executive management where the Board of Directors will have a comprehensive view of how key risks

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Cyber catastrophe bond market – room for growth is considerable: Howden

There is “considerable” room for growth in the cyber catastrophe bond market, as cyber insurers and reinsurers get increasingly comfortable with event-based excess-of-loss coverage options and use of quota shares in the cyber reinsurance space reduces, broking group Howden has said. Commenting on the growing cyber insurance market, Howden noted

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Catastrophe bond market yield rose in June, ends month at 13.7%

The overall yield of the catastrophe bond market in US dollars rose slightly through June and ended the month at just under 13.7%, reaching levels last seen in August 2023. A consistent trend of spread tightening in the catastrophe bond market had driven yields down into and through the first-quarter

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Saskatchewan Healthcare pension gets 26.4% return from ILS allocation in 2023

The Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees’ Pension Plan (SHEPP) saw it’s allocation to the insurance-linked securities (ILS) asset class via managers Aeolus Capital Management and Nephila Capital deliver an impressive 26.4% return in 2023. Gains generated from the strong returns last year and fresh investments made have helped the Saskatchewan Healthcare Employees’

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Hannover Re secures upsized $140m target for 3264 Re cat bond

Hannover Re, the German global reinsurance company, has now successfully upsized its latest retro catastrophe bond, securing $140 million of retrocessional cover from the 3264 Re Ltd. (Series 2024-1) issuance. Hannover Re came back to the catastrophe bond market earlier this month, initially targeting $100 million of named storm and hurricane

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