Axis Capital
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Based in Alpharetta, Georgia, he will report to Britt Smith, senior vice president for US excess casualty.
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The dog and cat cover underwriting agency is the fourth largest of its kind in the US and Canada.
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Reinsurers take stock of a changing catastrophe landscape and plot contradictory courses.
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The executive said there was a strong case for meaningful rate increases in reinsurance.
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The company generated a $10mn underwriting gain in insurance, reversing last year’s $80mn loss, though the reinsurance division’s loss widened to $69mn.
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The carrier will phase out thermal coal business and invest $20mn in a green investment fund.
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Axis estimates Hurricane Ida will be a $35bn industry loss event while the European floods – from which Axis expects a $55mn bill – are projected to cost the industry $13bn.
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Shuohan Dai joined as a senior underwriter and will work closely with existing teams to oversee the capital risk solutions team’s underwriting activities in the Asia Pacific region.
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He will be based in Alpharetta, Georgia, and will report to Britt Smith, senior vice president for U.S. Excess Casualty.
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The Inside P&C Select Index outperformed the S&P 500 (5.7% to 2.9%) in August, despite Hurricane Ida making landfall.
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The drivers that led to the consolidation in the reinsurance industry might not replicate for a while.
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Michael Worman joins from Westchester, while David Malcolm and Lisa Finch join from Ethos.
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