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Sally forecast to track as hurricane to New Orleans area Gulf Coast landfall
Hurricane Sally is forecast to form in the Gulf of Mexico and some forecasts suggest the potential for rapid intensification, with at minimum a Category 1 hurricane landfall now anticipated on the central Gulf Coast, not far from New Orleans. Sally formed at the weekend as a tropical depression, then crossed the Florida keys and…
Read MoreLeadenhall assists on physical climate risk disclosure guidelines
The Climate Measurement Standards Initiative (CMSI), an Australian led collaboration on the physical risks of climate change and their disclosure, has developed a set of open-source, voluntary guidelines to help banks, financial institutions and insurers better assess the risk and quantify the costs of climate-related damage. London-headquartered insurance-linked securities (ILS) and reinsurance linked investment manager…
Read MoreWildfires may put aggregate cat bonds back in investor focus: Plenum
The ongoing wildfires across California, Oregon and other western parts of the United States may put investor focus back onto aggregate catastrophe bonds, according to specialist insurance-linked securities (ILS) fund manager Plenum Investments. A number of aggregate catastrophe bonds were impacted after losses from the 2018 wildfires in California drove cedants accumulated qualifying losses above…
Read MoreArtemis Live: Interview with Christian Mumenthaler, CEO, Swiss Re
Christian Mumenthaler, Chief Executive Officer of the world’s largest reinsurance company Swiss Re, joined us this month, to discuss how his company has fared since the pandemic, the state of the market and what his outlook and priorities are for 2021. Mumenthaler discussed a wide range of topics, from the current status of Swiss Re…
Read MorePhilippines gets disaster insurance pilot & $500m disaster contingent loan from ADB
The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has launched its first pilot disaster insurance scheme in the Philippines and has also approved a $500 million loan for the country that is contingent on a natural disaster or public health emergency occurring. The contingent loan facility is similar to the World Bank catastrophe deferred drawdown options (CAT-DDO’s) that…
Read MoreHannover Re expects significant P&C rate increases, record highs for ILS
German reinsurance company Hannover Re is forecasting significant rate increases across property and casualty reinsurance and the expectation of “new record highs” in insurance-linked securities (ILS) over the medium term. Hannover Re gave its view on the market this morning, in place of the cancelled Monte Carlo Rendez-vous. The reinsurance company is expecting broad rate…
Read MoreBest of Artemis, week ending 13th September 2020
Here are the ten most popular news articles, week ending 13th September 2020, covering catastrophe bonds, ILS, reinsurance capital and related risk transfer topics. To ensure you never miss a thing subscribe to the weekly Artemis email newsletter updates or get our email alerts for every article we publish. Register for our November reinsurance &…
Read MoreFedEx Stock News: Why FedEx Stock May Explode This Week!
We love dividend investing and reaching financial freedom from this passive income source. We wanted to deep dive into FedEx (FDX), as they are set to release their quarterly earnings on Tuesday, September 15, 2020. Who is FedEx (FDX)? FedEx is a major transportation player in the consumer and business industry. Given the COVID-19 has…
Read MoreRising U.S. debt may be blamed for no coronavirus stimulus checks yet

Americans should have got their second stimulus check by now had things gone as expected. However, there are no signs of stimulus checks yet, thanks to differences between the Democrats and Republicans. One of the reasons for the differences between the two sides and the fact that there aren’t any more coronavirus stimulus checks yet […]
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