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Two market factors are likely responsible for a slow-down in the use of industry loss data provided by PERILS AG, the excess capital in reinsurance has reduced the need for retrocession, while the rise of indemnity trigger popularity has dominated trigger use.

PERILS AG, provider of industry-wide European catastrophe exposure, industry loss data and indices, has released an updated estimate of €335m for insurance industry losses from January’s European windstorms Elon-Felix.

PERILS AG, the Swiss headquartered provider of industry-wide European catastrophe exposure, industry loss data and indices, has released its first estimate for the 2014/15 season, with an estimate of €328m for European windstorms Elon-Felix.

The final insurance industry loss estimate for European windstorm Tini, which struck in February 2014, has been put at at €286m by PERILS AG, the Swiss headquartered provider of industry-wide European catastrophe exposure, industry loss data and indices.

The final insurance industry loss estimate for European windstorm Dirk has been released at €420m by PERILS AG, the Zurich, Switzerland headquartered provider of industry-wide European catastrophe exposure, industry loss data and indices.

PERILS AG, a Zurich, Switzerland headquartered provider of industry-wide European catastrophe exposure, industry loss data and indices, has released its final insurance industry loss estimate for European windstorm Xaver with a total of €763m.

PERILS AG, a Swiss-based provider of industry-wide European catastrophe insurance industry loss data and indices, has published its fourth and final industry-wide insured loss estimate for European windstorm Christian, increasing it to €1.144 billion.

PERILS AG, the Swiss-based provider of industry-wide European catastrophe insurance industry loss data and indices, has seen limits-at-risk using its data decline by approximately 14% to $3.7 billion, as industry loss warranty (ILW) activity slowed.

PERILS AG, a Swiss-based provider of industry-wide European catastrophe insurance industry loss data and indices, has published its third industry-wide insured loss estimate for European windstorm Tini, raising the figure to €281m.

The record level of catastrophe bond issuance seen in 2014 to date has seen an increased amount of diversity brought to market, according to Property Claim Services (PCS), while its data was used within $2 billion of new cat bonds so far this year.