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Private ILS outperformed cat bonds in August, as hurricane season earnings began to kick up a gear. -
The Elementum executive told Trading Risk New York that “appropriate returns” over time were the key to a sustainable ILS market.
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Cat bond investors are sufficiently capitalised to fulfil demand from an anticipated strong pipeline of new issuance in Q4.
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ILS capacity in the form of retained earnings and new inflows is shaping up to meet growing demand for reinsurance and retro coverage.
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Gallagher Re has stated that the alternative capital market has increased by 4%.
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The private equity firm is targeting $1trn in assets under management for the combined segment.
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The broker’s half-year 2023 report said reinsurers’ RoE has surpassed the cost of capital for second year running.
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Outside the cat bond segment, Aon said it was observing rising sidecar interest, putting volumes at $7.1bn from $6.4bn the prior year.
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The move comes as investors are on track to reject a bid from Liontrust.
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The ILS business ‘continues to be an important differentiator’, says Aspen CEO Mark Cloutier
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The industry’s ability to draw new capital will hinge on the outcome of the Atlantic hurricane season.
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The AuM total hits $12.1bn when including Top Layer Re and RenRe’s own participation.
