Reinsurance Company Northern Re Announces New Raise with $75M in Committed Capital
Northern Re deploys capacity via what it refers to as a hybrid approach to the traditional collateral model, bifurcating the capital stack into company surplus, as well as risk capital. The latter is representative of Northern Re's commitment to counterparty security, as it maintains Schedule F collateral in a trust account, held for the benefit of carrier partners. That collateral is posted as cash and then invested in qualifying, highly-rated fixed income instruments. By posting in cash, Northern Re ensures liquidity and simplifies the process through which carriers can access the collateral. 'This was an important decision we made early on in our lifecycle as we continued to evaluate how we could make the process with our counterparties easier and more secure. We are extremely comfortable trading within the guidelines of a trust, according to the state statutes or Credit for Reinsurance Model Act, and determined that cash would better meet the needs of our partners', says Co-Founder
The Company further differentiates itself through the existence of an onshore balance sheet,
Having officially commenced operations in January of this year, Northern Re already counts as partners several of the most sophisticated MGAS and largest fronting insurers in the market, including many who were critical to the development of the platform. Beyond the MGA segment, the Company has also supported mutual and regional insurance company opportunities as the market continues to harden. These partnerships will be critical as the Company expands, targeting total committed capital over
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