Residential Reinsurance 2014 Ltd. (Series 2014-1)

U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA has added another just more than $57.4 million to the reinsurance recoveries made under its Residential Re catastrophe bond program, as it continues to benefit from the catastrophe protection the program has provided it through recent heavy loss years.

U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA continues to make reinsurance recoveries under its Residential Re catastrophe bond program, with the latest loss payments to come to light amounting to almost $62.6 million.

U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA appears to have made another reinsurance recovery under one of its Residential Re catastrophe bond programs, while other ResRe tranches have had their maturity extended further again.

U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA has made a number of reinsurance recoveries under its catastrophe bond programs it appears, reducing the principal outstanding on a number of tranches of both in-force and maturity extended cat bonds in the Residential Reinsurance series and its Espada Reinsurance deals.

U.S. primary military mutual insurer USAA has further extended the maturity date for two of its at-risk of loss tranches of Residential Re (ResRe) catastrophe bond notes.

U.S. primary military mutual insurer USAA has added another of its catastrophe bonds to the list of those considered at-risk of facing losses, extending the maturity on the $55 million per-occurrence Class 1 tranche of its Residential Reinsurance 2017 Ltd. (Series 2017-2) transaction.

USAA is moving a little closer to understanding just how big a recovery it can make from ILS investors against the reinsurance provided by its Residential Re catastrophe bond series, now opting to repay $20 million of the extended notes to investors, but still holding onto $150 million more with a further extension of maturity.

U.S. primary military mutual insurer USAA has elected to extend the maturity dates for $170 million of catastrophe bond notes across three Residential Re issuances, as the firm continues to expect that it may be able to recover some of its losses from the principal that remains outstanding.

According to Artemis’ sources, U.S. primary military mutual insurer USAA has reduced its estimate of aggregated qualifying catastrophe losses and as a result the riskiest layers of the insurers aggregate Residential Re catastrophe bonds are still safe, for the moment.

According to sources, U.S. primary military mutual insurer USAA is anticipating losses of between $387 million and $581 million from recent wildfires in northern California, a financial impact which raises the likelihood that some of the riskiest layers of the insurers aggregate Residential Re catastrophe bonds will now be triggered.