PlannedLPT™ Solutions Case Study
Fleming is changing the paradigm of legacy reinsurance by developing a mutually beneficial recurring solution that is focused on capital benefits and can be used as an alternative form of financing to facilitate growth.
Innovations in Casualty ILS
Traditionally, Casualty insurance-linked securities (ILS) have long investment horizons. However, Fleming offers customized ILS investment horizons through its PlannedLPTTM solution to produce strong risk-adjusted returns with low volatility.
RevealAI™ Solutions Case Study
While many insurance and reinsurance companies just use AI to automate processes, Fleming is ahead of the curve, leveraging AI to provide meaningful solutions in underwriting and claims adjudication to better assess risk and create value for our partners.
Fleming Re’s Haller: The Insurance Run-Off Market Continues to Evolve (Video)
Eric Haller, CEO, Fleming Re, said insurers are increasingly participating in run-off programs to better manage capital, rather than simply manage toxic liabilities.
Legacy Solutions Report 2020
In addition to the change to more ‘benefit-focused’ solutions, the industry has experienced a significant amount of advancement as a result of a variety of other factors. These include market dis- ruptions, changes in the regulatory envi- ronment, client-driven innovations and the application to new industries.
The Perfect Storm for Run-off Solutions – June 2020
Eric Haller of Fleming Re addresses how run-off solutions can support recent changes in risk management strategies and the impact of the global coronavirus pandemic
The Rise of Runoffs – May 2020
After transforming its reputation and broadening its scope, the run-off market could play an important role in the wake of COVID-19.
Run-off Roundtable – December 2019
Participants in the run-off space provide their views on some of the key challenges and developments being seen in the space
The M&A Effect – December 2019
Eric Haller (EH): As we approach the start of a new decade, it is clear that 2019 was another year of positive growth in global M&A activity. E&Y reported that global M&A annual value has reached over $2trn since 2015, with a total of $2.6trn in 2018. Developed countries tend to dominate most cross-border M&A activity with the top countries being the United States and the UK. Corporate M&A trends point to further acceleration of deal fl ow, including the number and size of transactions. This is set to extend several years of record M&A activity
Shaking off the ‘Vulture’ Reputation – May 2019
Often seen as the “vultures” of the insurance world, the prominence of legacy liability providers has grown continually in recent times. Before now, companies offering a way out for multinationals were either misunderstood or operated under the radar
