NZ Earthquake Commission secures $6.2bn reinsurance renewal

The New Zealand Earthquake Commission (EQC), the state-owned residential property disaster insurance entity, has successfully placed its $6.2 billion reinsurance renewal flat in terms of size with the prior year, citing reinsurers ongoing confidence in the country. The New Zealand Earthquake Commission (EQC) has been buying reinsurance since 1988, as a way to augment its…

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First private cat bond issued from GC / MMC’s Isosceles ILS platform

This almost $16.5 million Isosceles Insurance Ltd. (Series 2020-A1) transaction is the first private insurance-linked securities (ILS) arrangement or catastrophe bond from the Marsh & McLennan Companies and reinsurance broker Guy Carpenter operated Isosceles Insurance Limited  transformer and segregated cell structure. Isosceles Insurance Limited has issued a single tranche featuring $16.445 million of Series 2020-A1…

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Germany helps fund parametric risk transfer premiums for ARC member nations

The German government is helping African countries to continue benefiting from parametric drought insurance protection under the African Risk Capacity (ARC), with around EUR 19 million being donated to help fund their participation during a time when fiscal budgets may be stretched by the pandemic. The German government is assuming responsibility for around EUR 19…

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New Global Business Complexity Index 2020 – US ranks second

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onThe TMF Group just published an annual report on global business complexity, which it has been doing since 2013. 2020 High-level results: Indonesia, Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia and Greece are the most complex countries Curacao, U.S., Jamaica, Denmark and The British Virgin Islands are least complex The U.S. (#2) ranking is in sharp contrast to the […]

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Monthly Dividend Stock In Focus: Cross Timbers Royalty Trust

Updated on June 17th, 2020 by Josh Arnold Investors can buy stock in companies of all shapes and sizes thanks to the diverse offerings available in the stock market. Companies with market capitalizations of $10 billion or more are considered large-caps. Small-caps have market capitalizations below $2 billion. However, there are even smaller companies that…

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How The SCOTUS Ruling On Employment Discrimination Will Impact Housing

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Statement by the National Fair Housing Alliance on SCOTUS Ruling to Protect LGBTQ Individuals from Employment Discrimination Q1 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Washington, D.C. — In July 2019, the National Fair Housing Alliance (NFHA) was among almost 60 civil rights organizations that filed a joint amicus brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to ensure […]

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