Another reinsurance-linked investment manager has come forwards with a statement regarding the tornado which struck Moore, Oklahoma on the 20th May. Blue Capital Management, the third-party capital management arm of Bermuda based reinsurer Montpelier Re that specialises in catastrophe reinsurance-linked investment products for institutional and retail investors, has said it expects no material loss from the event.
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Specialist Bermuda based reinsurance-linked investment business CATCo Investment Management, which underwrites and manages portfolios of catastrophe reinsurance and retrocessional contracts using investment clients assets, has provided an update regarding the Moore, Oklahoma tornado event. CATCo says it expects no meaningful impact to its 2013 portfolio if the insured losses related to this event remain below $5 billion.
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The latest catastrophe bond transaction from Germany headquartered insurance and reinsurance group Allianz has now successfully completed, received its rating and the issued cat bond notes have been listed in Bermuda. The Blue Danube II Ltd. (Series 2013-1) cat bond has now secured sponsor Allianz Argos 14 GmbH a $175m three-year source of fuly-collateralized, multi-peril reinsurance protection.
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Insurance-linked securities and reinsurance-linked investment manager LGT Insurance-Linked Strategies is the latest manager of catastrophe linked assets to say that, at this stage, it does not expect an impact to any of the investment positions or mandates that it holds from the Moore, Oklahoma tornado event of the 20th May.
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Zurich based PERILS AG, an independent provider of industry-wide European catastrophe insurance data and loss indices, has seen continued strong usage of its loss data and indices by the reinsurance and catastrophe bond sector in the last twelve months. The total amount of PERILS-based limits at risk has grown by 22% over the course of a year to stand at $4 billion at the end of the first-quarter.
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