Impact of Turkey quakes adds to challenging environment for re/insurers: AM Best
A new report from AM Best has highlighted how the impact of the two earthquakes in south-eastern Turkey, adds to what is already a “challenging operating environment” for re/insurers within the country. On February 6, 2023, two powerful earthquakes of more than 7.5 magnitude struck near the south-eastern Turkish cities of Gaziantep and Kahramanmaras, the […]
Weather risk transfer market is primed for innovation: Swiss Re Corporate Solutions ECM
There’s a lot of room for innovation when it comes to weather risk transfer solutions, and with the energy transition and adoption of renewables providing additional opportunities, Rishu Ranjan of Swiss Re Corporate Solutions is optimistic for the future. Ranjan leads the Weather & Environmental Commodities (ECM) team at Swiss Re Corporate Solutions, the commercial […]
Global Natural Catastrophe & Hazard Review. Analysis & Insurance Implications
During past year, the world saw another year of impactful natural catastrophe events that once again emphasized the need to better account for the growing risks that these hazards bring, according to Gallagher Re Natural Catastrophe Report. Contents: Global natural catastrophe overview Global Natural Hazard: Notable Statistics Global Natural Catastrophe Event Summary Natural catastrophe summaries by […]
TWIA Board wary of cat bond costs in 2023. Targets $2.92bn reinsurance
Members of the Board of the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) expressed concerns over the potential cost of catastrophe bond coverage in 2023, having an expiring $400 million cat bond it wants to renew as part of a target to buy up to $2.92 billion of reinsurance for the coming storm season. TWIA’s Board met […]
California earthquake to cause $600m of economic loss in Humboldt County: RMSI
According to global GIS and geospatial technology company, RMSI, a 6.4 magnitude earthquake that jolted the northern coast of California near Ferndale on 20 December is set to cause $600 million of economic loss in Humboldt County. RMSI states that the earthquake occurred in the vicinity of the Mendocino triple junction, where the Pacific, North […]
Использование Производных страховых инструментов (ILS) для устойчивого развития критической инфраструктуры транзитных стран инициативы «Пояс и Путь»
НАЖМИТЕ НА КАРТИНКУ ДЛЯ ПРОЧТЕНИЯ Глава из коллективной монографии Института Бизнеса БГУ Коллективная монография, подготовленная международным коллективом учёных, посвящена анализу различных аспектов устойчивого развития общества: экологическим, рыночным, социальным, информационным, технологическим, транспортным и ряду других. Одним из центральных аспектов издания является интеграционная компонента устойчивого развития различных секторов экономики разных государств для нашего общего будущего. Издание рекомендуется […]
Risk Pool CEO Global Risk Dialogue
Securing access to financial resources before a disaster strikes through sovereign catastrophe risk pools allows countries to respond quickly to disasters and reduce their impact on people and their livelihoods. Risk Pools like ARC Ltd., CCRIF, PCRIC and SEADRIF are an innovative DRM mechanism enabling countries to pool risks in a diversified portfolio and transfer […]
Swapping Debt for Climate or Nature Pledges Can Help Fund Resilience
Countries that are most vulnerable to climate change—and the associated loss of natural biodiversity—are often those least able to afford investment to strengthen resilience because their budgets are burdened by debt. Such countries face a high risk of fiscal crisis, IMF staff research shows. Debt-for-climate swaps and debt-for-nature swaps seek to free up fiscal resources so that […]
IMF: Swapping Debt for Climate or Nature Pledges Can Help Fund Resilience
Innovative debt swaps can help governments that have limited access to traditional grants or debt relief Countries that are most vulnerable to climate change—and the associated loss of natural biodiversity—are often those least able to afford investment to strengthen resilience because their budgets are burdened by debt. Such countries face a high risk of fiscal […]
Howden CEO predicts $2bn of private-funded disaster insurance capacity over next five years
A new article by David Howden, founder and CEO of the Howden Group, says that forecasts that $2bn of private funded disaster insurance capacity can be delivered in the next few years. Writing on LinkedIn, Howden said that he believes that this extra capacity can be delivered within the next three-to-five years. In his article, […]
