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Risers and fallers emerge within peer group of larger ILS firms, with Twelve Capital and Pillar the fastest growing in H1. -
The reinsurer recorded net income of $1.9mn, helped by a reduction in losses and loss adjustment expenses.
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The obvious question is where is the capital behind the letters of credit that were being pledged on its transactions.
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The firm has moved to defend its plans against a rival strategy supported by a small group of investors.
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Some sources have called for more transparency on secondary trades, though others note the buy-and-hold nature of the market limits trading appetite.
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The ILS fund now comes in at the 26th spot on Trading Risk’s ILS fund manager directory.
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The cat bond fund posted returns of around 10.75% for the first six months of Stone Ridge’s financial year.
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The distribution arrangement will cover Securis's full range of ILS offerings.
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The fund ranks 19th in Trading Risk’s ILS fund manager directory following this disclosure.
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The new fund will be led by Daniel Ineichen and be open to US investors.
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The former chairman and CEO of New York Life will support the asset manager in developing strategies that harness longevity pooling.
