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Merna Re IV cat bond seeking earthquake cover for State Farm

News 13th March 2013

We now have some more details on the latest catastrophe bond to come to market which sees sponsor State Farm seeking a new source of earthquake reinsurance protection from the capital markets via a cat bond issuance. It’s the fourth time that State Farm has gone to the cat bond market for cover directly, although […]

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Willkie Farr & Gallagher hires ILS and reinsurance convergence law team

News 20th March 2012

Law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher (WFG) have hired a team of partners and lawyers from rival Dewey & LeBoeuf who bring with them extensive experience in the insurance-linked securities, alternative risk transfer and reinsurance / capital markets convergence area. Dewey & LeBoeuf have been dogged by rumours of issues and departures from the firm […]

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$250m Merna Re III Ltd. catastrophe bond was issued in June

News 4th September 2010

When we said back in July that a Merna Reinsurance III Ltd. catastrophe bond issuance was likely, what we of course meant was that it had already been issued… It transpires that the formation of Merna Reinsurance III Ltd. as a licensed entity in Bermuda was for a very specific, single investor catastrophe bond issued […]

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State Farm preparing Merna Re II earthquake catastrophe bond

News 19th March 2010

State Farm is planning a new catastrophe bond issue. Merna Re II Ltd. is designed to provide State Farm with protection against some of it’s earthquake risks in the U.S. The deals initial size is said to be $400m but people close to the deal believe it could almost double and actually come to market […]

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Merna Re catastrophe bond notes re-affirmed

News 13th December 2008

Merna Reinsurance Ltd. is an SPV (special purpose vehicle) set up in June 2007 for an alternative risk transfer deal for State Farm. The deal essentially transferred $4 billion of natural catastrophe risk from State Farm, the largest homeowners and auto insurer in the U.S., to investors, either as bonds or as loans. Fitch Ratings […]

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