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Archive for May, 2013

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Residential Re 2013 cat bond prices at low end of reduced guidance

22nd May 2013

The Residential Reinsurance 2013 Ltd. (Series 2013-1) catastrophe bond, the 20th Res Re cat bond deal from prolific sponsor the U.S. primary insurer and military focused mutual insurer USAA, has now priced. Once again, as with all recent cat bond deals, the risk premium paid to investors has dropped even further by the time the […]

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Oklahoma tornado may cause catastrophe bond price movements

21st May 2013

The tornado which struck Moore, Oklahoma yesterday, causing many fatalities and devastating a wide swathe of Oklahoma’s suburbs, could result in a reaction in the secondary catastrophe bond market, according to investors. The tornado is expected to cause an insured loss in the billions of dollars (how high it is too early to say) and […]

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Catastrophe bond price returns begin to look more seasonal

21st May 2013

Price returns in the secondary catastrophe bond market have taken another dip in the last fortnight as the pricing pressure we discussed two weeks ago here continues to exert itself on the pricing of outstanding cat bond marks. As we approach the U.S. hurricane season we’re beginning to see cat bond prices looking more seasonal […]

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Moore, Oklahoma City, hit by devastating tornado

21st May 2013

A huge tornado cut through the Oklahoma City suburbs yesterday mid-afternoon local-time, causing widespread devastation from a track estimated to be up to a mile wide at times. The tornado made a direct hit on the town of Moore, as a severe tornado with winds of up to 200mph and the storm has been given […]

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Pension Insurance Corporation helps charity hedge pensioner longevity risk

20th May 2013

Pension Insurance Corporation, a UK-based specialist provider of insurance solutions for defined benefit pension funds, has announced the completion of a pension buy-in transaction for UK children’s charity the National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (NSPCC). The transaction protects the NSPCC pension scheme from risks such as longevity, inflation and investment on […]

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