AXIS’ third-party capital fees drop again, but cedes more risk to investors in Q2

Bermudian specialist insurance and reinsurance firm AXIS Capital has reported another year-on-year decline in the level of fee income earned through the use of third-party and insurance-linked securities (ILS) capital within its business for the second-quarter of 2020. In Q1 2020 AXIS Capital ceded 31% fewer premiums to its “other strategic capital partners” group, where…

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Lancashire Capital Management fee income rises as strategy expands

Lancashire Capital Management Limited, the third-party capital collateralised reinsurance underwriting arm of specialty insurance and reinsurance group Lancashire Holdings, has delivered higher fee income to its parent in the first-half of 2020, as profits of the unit rise alongside its increased assets under management. Lancashire Capital Management grew roughly 20% over the course of 2019,…

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Nephila drives rising ILS revenue for Markel, but AuM shrinks again to $9.5bn

Nephila Capital, the largest dedicated insurance-linked securities (ILS) investment manager in the industry, has continued to drive rising ILS related revenues for parent Markel Corporation in the second-quarter, but its assets under management declined further, ending June at $9.5 billion. Markel, the global insurance, reinsurance and investment group, positions insurance-linked securities (ILS) as a significant…

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RenRe raises another $250m of third-party capital in Q2, fee income rises

RenaissanceRe, the Bermuda-based reinsurance firm and third-party capital management specialist, has raised an additional $250 million of capital from third-party investors for some of its ILS and joint-venture vehicles in the second-quarter of 2020, with the growing capital under management now driving increased fee income. RenaissanceRe’s (RenRe) range of third-party capital management and insurance-linked securities…

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Will Tesla Ever Pay A Dividend?

Updated on July 28th, 2020 by Bob Ciura The appeal of growth stocks is that they have the potential for huge returns. Consider the massive rally by Tesla, Inc. (TSLA) in just the past few months. After finishing 2019 with a share price of $418, shares have more than tripled just since the beginning of…

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Congress Is Preparing To Clash With Big Tech Giants

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Whitney Tilson’e email to investors discussing that the congress is preparing to clash with big tech; fire & fawning; tech is about power; Bezos and Amazon under scrutiny; crackdown on QAnon; Facebook: The Inside Story; Facebook announces plan to break up U.S. government. Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more It’s a big week […]

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Why Big Money Is Already Pouring Into Edge Computing

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Why didn’t coronavirus sink America into a depression? The answer can be summed up in two words, and it’s not “stimulus checks.” Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more As you know, lockdowns have wrecked restaurants, hotels, and airlines. But millions of Americans who can do their jobs from a computer haven’t missed a […]

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Here’s What’s Really in the Senate’s New HEALS Act

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The Senate GOP’s new relief bill, the HEALS Act, makes clear the lawmakers’ priorities: helping big corporations and the wealthy, even at state and local governments andworkers’ expense. Here’s how the legislation… Q2 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The New HEALS Act Hurts Workers: HURTS: Workers’ Benefits Would Be Cut. “The current $600 weekly […]

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