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Collateralized reinsurance news

News and articles about collateralized reinsurance transactions and collateralised reinsurance market trends.

Collateralised reinsurance simply refers to any fully-collateralised reinsurance transaction, be that securitised or not.

Collateralized reinsurance allows ILS funds, hedge funds, pension funds and unrated, third-party capitalised reinsurance vehicles to participate in major reinsurance programs as the contracts they write are fully-collateralised.

The collateral is put up by investors or third-party capital providers to cover in full the potential claims that could arise from the reinsurance contract.

Normally the collateral posted is equal to the full reinsurance contract limit, minus the net premiums charged for the protection.

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January 2021 reinsurance renewals: Less firm than forecast?

9th December 2020

It appears we’re heading quickly towards a familiar reinsurance renewals story, where the ambition to capitalise on rate increases and subsequent inflows of capacity are now serving to ramp up competition. As a result, market sources expect pricing at the January 2021 reinsurance renewals will not be as hard as forecast back in September or […]

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New PFIC regs active conduct test excludes ILS funds & structures

8th December 2020

A new set of guidance on the treatment of passive foreign investment companies (PFICs) published at the end of last week by the U.S. Internal Revenue Service and Department of the Treasury has been modified so that the active conduct test excludes insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds, as well as other ILS and reinsurance securitization structures.

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