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Albourne’s Hamer: ILS information asymmetry holds back investor growth
We discuss progress in collateral management with our Outstanding Contributor winner. -
Climate change may bring on a nearly 50% rise in hurricane losses: MS Amlin
Category 4 and 5 storms could become more common and hit further north. -
Weekly Digest: Top ILS news
A roundup of all the news you need, including Paul McCabe’s exit from Twelve Securis. -
Radke to oversee New Holland Capital ILS strategy
Former ILS lead Matt Holland left the company in May. -
McCabe departs Twelve Securis following merger
He had spent 10 years at Securis, with seven of them as COO. -
Global property-cat RoL index down 8.1% at 1 July: Guy Carp
In the US, the index fell 6.7% year on year. -
CSU gives 2025 hurricane season forecast a slight downgrade
Despite predicting fewer hurricanes, the numbers are still above average. -
Analysis
Analysis
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UCITS regs change could split institutional and retail investor base
The recommended “AIF lite” structure could be suited to cat bond lites. -
Cat bond issuance of $14.4bn sets a record of H1
Weighted average multiples were down as sponsors capitalised on demand to push spreads lower. -
Targeted cat bond limit up by 90% to $1.05bn last week
Everest Re increased the targeted size of Kilimanjaro Re across all four classes of notes. -
Cat bond limit of $550mn placed across two deals this week
The California Earthquake Authority upsized its Ursa Re deal by 60% to $400mn. -
ILW market tussles over bid-ask spread as demand rises
Buyers have turned to retro markets for covers where ILW pricing is less attractive. -
Allocators in ‘wait and see’ mode on private ILS for third wind season
Investors eyeing private ILS include opportunistic allocators keeping watch on storm season. -
Fresh limit of $775mn entered the cat bond market in first week of June
Everest Re has structured its deal into two sections targeting aggregate and per occurrence cover.
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