Sentence examples for property catastrophe from inspiring English sources

Of the 20 markets tracked in our latest survey, only four still posted year-on-year declines and only Ireland's property catastrophe has worsened.

(Bermuda is home to many of the companies that provide the bulk of property catastrophe coverage).

Hedge funds are fueling a new frenzy of investment in the property catastrophe reinsurance industry as the Atlantic hurricane season heads into its busiest months.

The Reinsurance segment includes the reinsurance of property, general casualty, professional liability, specialty lines, and property catastrophe coverage written by other insurance companies.

The Reinsurance segment provides casualty, property risk, property catastrophe, marine, aviation, treaty and other specialty reinsurance on a global basis with business being written on both a proportional and non proportional basis and also on a facultative basis.

The company writes a broad range of products, including property, casualty, energy, marine and aerospace insurance and property, catastrophe and per-risk excess, non-proportional treaty, aviation, marine, casualty and motor reinsurance business.

One batch arrived in 1985; more started up to take advantage of rising property-catastrophe premiums following Hurricane Andrew in 1992, and more still incorporated after the September 11th attacks.

The new venture, to focus on providing property-catastrophe coverage to other insurers, will be led by Anthony Taylor, former chairman of Wellington Holdings P.L.C. and an insurance executive with 25 years of experience at Lloyd's of London.

It also offers specialized property and aviation catastrophe risk reinsurance products.

AXIS Capital's reinsurance products, which allow for risk-sharing among insurance companies, include catastrophe, property, liability, credit, auto, and engineering lines.

Harder to localize are health, weather, property, agriculture and catastrophe insurance products, which require more extensive on-the-ground knowledge in terms of not only a product's design, but also its administration and monitoring.