Market-changing: 2022 is the year the ILS sector didn’t need
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Market-changing: 2022 is the year the ILS sector didn’t need

Fiona Robertson, 
Liz Bury
12 December 2022
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This year was always going to be a “dig in and hold” kind of a year for the ILS sector following the global Covid pandemic and multiple messy loss-impacted years.

ILS market assets under management (AuM) were reflecting this as of June, nudging up by a small amount to reach $96bn, with little movement since the start of the year.

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