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Credit ratings aim to indicate a likelihood of default of insurance-linked securities (ILS), company, sovereign or debt obligation. Ratings are supplied by independent rating agencies, of which the main four globally are A.M. Best, Fitch, Moody’s and Standard & Poor’s (or S&P).
Nelson Re revisited - 1 Sep 2010
Vega Capital ratings raised - 20 Jul 2010
Crystal ratings revised - 14 Jul 2010
SPARC 2010 rated - 2 Jul 2010
ART downgraded, but future positive - 29 Jun 2010
ILS to get structured finance identifiers - 28 Jun 2010
Avalon's class Cs default - 7 Jun 2010
Sparc unchanged - 2 Jun 2010
Vita takedown rated - 1 Jun 2010
Nelson Re off watch - 26 May 2010
Avalon upgraded - 6 May 2010
Further Johnston Re details emerge - 20 Apr 2010
Merna Re II details emerge - 23 Mar 2010
Crystal Credit updated - 5 Mar 2010
XXX securitisation ratings reconsidered - 15 Feb 2010
Moody's puts Crystal Credit on review - 26 Jan 2010
Fitch reviews 2009 ILS - 20 Jan 2010
Fitch affirms Merna Re - 14 Jan 2010
Ren Re sidecar reviewed - 23 Dec 2009
Life settlement securitisation methodology updated - 27 Nov 2009
STORM (Synthetic Transfer of Risk Markets) is an online news service dedicated to bringing readers a global viewpoint on all aspects of weather and insurance derivatives, catastrophe and life ILS (insurance-linked securities), and emissions trading.
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