Top tier ILS managers shed 6% of assets in tough start to 2022
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Top tier ILS managers shed 6% of assets in tough start to 2022

Fiona Robertson
27 January 2022
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The top tier of ILS managers with more than $2bn of assets under management (AuM) lost 6% of their collective assets in the second half of 2021, as a combination of catastrophe activity and redemptions resulted in one of the steepest declines for this peer group in the past three years.

The headline figures are a conservative estimate that will underplay the true contraction of capacity in some cases, due to data that is available only on a lagging basis.

The

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