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The CCRIF Team
The CCRIF Team
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The ERN/RED consortium team provides the services of risk management, financial planning, catastrophe modelling and coordination of reinsurance placement for CCRIF. RED, which began in 2008, has expertise in catastrophe risk modelling for earthquakes, tropical cyclones and floods. RED’s projects deal with issuance of catastrophe bonds for sovereign countries and designing products for catastrophe risk management of insurance facilities. ERN was founded in 1996 and is the leading catastrophe risk modelling firm in Latin America. ERN has developed models for several perils, including earthquake, tropical cyclone and drought, and for many countries in the world. Paolo Bazzurro is the ERN/RED team leader for CCRIF.
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London & Capital is a specialist asset management company head-quartered in London, UK. With more than 20 years’ expertise and experience, the company focuses on capital preservation and wealth management. Lisl Lewis is London and Capital Limited’s team leader for CCRIF.
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Butterfield Asset Management is a fully integrated group business, operating across 4 jurisdictions – Bermuda, The Cayman Islands, London and Guernsey – and has been an investment manager for primary insurance and captive insurance companies in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands for over 25 years. Butterfield Bank Cayman was incorporated in 1967 as a wholly-owned subsidiary and is regulated by the Cayman Islands Monetary Authority. Reece Jarvis is Butterfield’s team leader for CCRIF and is Head of Fixed Income for the Group.
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Willis Re, part of Willis Towers Watson, is one of the world’s leading reinsurance advisory and broking businesses. Through its global network, Willis Re delivers world-class reinsurance expertise and analytics capabilities to a diverse client base, serving the risk management and risk transfer needs of all the world’s major re/insurance carriers and many national catastrophe schemes. Willis Re also works in partnership with the Willis Research Network (WRN), the world’s largest collaboration between academia and the finance and re/insurance industries. With over 50 world-leading institutions in the network, the WRN is unique to Willis. It provides an essential foundation for catastrophe model and vendor model analysis. Anthony Phillips, Cameron Roe and David Simmons are Willis Re’s team leaders for CCRIF.
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Sagicor Insurance Managers Ltd. (SIM) is a member of the Sagicor Financial Group, which is listed on the Barbados, Trinidad & Tobago and London Stock Exchanges. Formed originally as Barbados Mutual in 1840, Sagicor has become the leading indigenous financial services organization in the Caribbean, with a presence in 21 countries across the Caribbean, the United Kingdom, in 41 states of the United States and the District of Columbia. SIM provides insurance management services in the Cayman Islands, and provides regulatory, accounting and corporate secretarial support to CCRIF. Ivan Carter is Sagicor’s team leader for CCRIF and is supported by Kimberlyn Battick as the Account Manager.
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Sustainability Managers (SM) is a consultancy company that offers a range of services to public and private sector entities as well as international and regional organizations in the areas of policy development and planning, environmental education, capacity building, environmental management and communications. SM provides CCRIF with the following services: publications development, events planning, public relations and media relations management, strategic planning, training and IT management and manages the implementation of the CCRIF Technical Assistance Programme. Elizabeth Emanuel is Sustainability Managers’ team leader for CCRIF and is supported by Gina Sanguinetti Phillips as the Programme Director.
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Comunicados de prensa más recientes
- 10 Noviembre 21
Gran Caimán, Islas Caimán, 10 de noviembre de 2021. El CCRIF SPC se complace en anunciar que el Gobierno de Irlanda – a través de Irish Aid – ha proporcionado €1 millón (US$1,16 millones) para apoyar el lanzamiento del Fondo de Sostenibilidad de los Océanos y la Acuicultura del Caribe (COAST) – el producto de seguro paramétrico del CCRIF para el sector pesquero – en cinco países miembros del CCRIF caribeños adicionales. El CCRIF lanzó la iniciativa de COAST con el apoyo del Banco Mundial y el Departamento de Estado del Estados Unidos en 2019.
- 27 Octubre 21
Gran Caimán, Islas Caimán, 25 de octubre de 2021. Recientemente, el CCRIF otorgó otra subvención al Gobierno de Belice de US$43.140 para mejorar aún más sus sistemas de alerta temprana para eventos de lluvia extrema. Desde 2017, el CCRIF ha apoyado a Belice en la compra e instalación de estaciones meteorológicas automáticas con subvenciones por un total de US$143.000. La primera subvención, de US$100.000 en 2017, facilitó la compra de 30 nuevas estaciones meteorológicas automáticas que se instalaron en todo el país.
- Trinidad y Tobago recibe un pago de US$2,4 millones tras del evento de lluvia del 18 al 20 de agosto06 Septiembre 21
Gran Caimán, Islas Caimán, 3 de septiembre de 2021. El CCRIF SPC ha realizado un pago de aproximadamente US$2,4 millones al Gobierno de Trinidad y Tobago luego de un evento de lluvia que ocurrió entre el 18 y el 20 de agosto de 2021. Causado por una Zona de Convergencia Intertropical, las fuertes lluvias provocaron inundaciones y deslizamientos de tierra en el sur y el oeste de Trinidad, haciendo intransitables varias carreteras.
- 23 Agosto 21
Gran Caimán, Islas Caimán, 18 de agosto de 2021. El CCRIF SPC hará un pago de aproximadamente US$40 millones al Gobierno de Haití luego del devastador terremoto de magnitud 7,2 que azotó Haití el 14 de agosto de 2021, impactando significativamente la ciudad de Les Cayes. Este pago representa el límite de cobertura total bajo la póliza de seguro paramétrico del país para terremotos para el año de póliza 2021/22. Como las pólizas de seguro del CCRIF son paramétricas, los pagos se realizan dentro de los 14 días posteriores a un evento.
- 30 Julio 21
Gran Caimán, Islas Caimán, 29 de julio de 2021. Después del ciclón tropical Elsa, el CCRIF realizó dos pagos al Gobierno de Barbados en virtud de las pólizas de seguro paramétrico de ciclón tropical y exceso de lluvia del país por un total de US$2,5 millones. El CCRIF también realizó pagos por un total de US$528.512 a tres gobiernos miembros: Haití, Santa Lucía y San Vicente y las Granadinas, bajo la función de Cobertura Deducible Agregada (ADC) de las pólizas del CCRIF de ciclón tropical.