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Family offices leaning into insurance for diversification. So is KKR: McVey

Family office investors are increasingly leaning into allocations to the insurance sector as they seek out sources of diversification and relatively uncorrelated returns, something that investment giant KKR has been doing itself, according to the firm’s Henry McVey. For KKR, insurance is an area of investment designed to expand its

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64% of cat bond tranches issued in Q4 ’23 upsized while marketing

During the fourth quarter of 2023, the majority of tranches of cat bond notes closed above their initial target size, resulting in an average increase of 27% for the period, according to Artemis’ data. The Artemis Q4 and full year 2023 catastrophe bond and related insurance-linked securities (ILS) report shows that

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The World Bank to scale up use of reinsurance and risk transfer for disasters

The World Bank has revealed that its expanded Crisis Preparedness and Response Toolkit has a focus on offering increased protection against large-scale disasters, enabling the mobilisation of private capital and the ability to transfer the risks of high-intensity but low-frequency disasters to reinsurers and the capital markets. Building on existing

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Florida State Board allocated $398m to ILS for 1/1, across Aeolus, Pillar, RenRe

The Florida State Board of Administration, which manages the states massive roughly $180 billion Florida Retirement System Pension Plan, has allocated $398 million to reinsurance and retrocession opportunities across three ILS managers in time for the January renewals. The Florida State Board of Administration was already allocated to insurance-linked securities

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Turkey earthquakes industry loss estimate raised 26% to US $6.2bn

The insurance and reinsurance market industry loss estimate for the Kahramanmaras Earthquake Sequence that struck Turkey in February 2023 has been lifted by a significant 26%, by PERILS, to reach TRY 117 billion, which would have been US $6.2 billion at exchange rates when the disaster struck. The increase brings

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