Mexican cat bond on watch after Lidia’s landfall

11 October 2023

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Cat bond investors will be waiting for official data from Verisk to see if Hurricane Lidia will trigger any payout under the Mexican government cat bond, which has $125mn of cover available for Pacific storm events.

Mexico’s Fonden cat scheme partnered with the World Bank to issue the IBRD 2020 cat bond, with the Class D layer providing cover for named Pacific storm.

However,

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Mexican cat bond on watch after Lidia’s landfall

Cat bond investors will be waiting for official data from Verisk to see if Hurricane Lidia will trigger any payout under the Mexican government cat bond, which has $125mn of cover available for Pacific storm events.

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Mexican cat bond on watch after Lidia’s landfall

Cat bond investors will be waiting for official data from Verisk to see if Hurricane Lidia will trigger any payout under the Mexican government cat bond, which has $125mn of cover available for Pacific storm events.

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