Growing ILS capacity in legacy addresses unmet demand for capital relief deals
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Growing ILS capacity in legacy addresses unmet demand for capital relief deals

The James River-Long Tail Re deal is the latest example of deal-specific investor capital.

By Ayesha Venkataraman Liz Bury
August 20, 2024
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Last month, James River struck a legacy deal for its E&S book with Stone Ridge’s Bermuda entity Longtail Re – announced as a deal with fronting company State National – that will closely cap adverse development for a period of time.

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