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  • Leading ILS fund manager Credit Suisse Asset Management (CSAM) has secured $400mn of contingent capital for a new energy-focused (re)insurance vehicle that will be activated in the event of a hard market.
  • Who would have thought we would be here today, watching the ILS issuance ticker push above the $5bn mark for the year?
  • The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) has approved a two-stage reinsurance programme for 2011 where it will split its purchasing around the hurricane season and shelve the idea of issuing a direct cat bond.
  • December has opened with a bang for the ILS market, with no fewer than eight offers set to close this month and total issuance for the year on course to surpass $5bn for the first time since 2007.
  • Swiss Re may be seeking just $50mn for its new Kortis longevity bond, but the significance of this milestone carries much more weight than the modest sum suggests.
  • Swiss Re is bringing its third Successor X offering to the market, adding to the line-up of multi-peril bonds already in the December pipeline.
  • Swiss-based Falcon Private Bank is launching a UCITS III cat bond fund, one of the first ILS funds to use the European mutual fund structure, Trading Risk understands.
  • Swiss Re has raised just over $100mn from a repeat of its 2008 Vega Capital transaction, with pricing closing below guidance yesterday (7 December).
  • French reinsurer Scor's latest Atlas cat bond will close above target at EUR75mn and has priced at the lower end of guidance, Trading Risk understands.
  • Bermudian reinsurer Flagstone Re has launched its third cat bond, a multi-peril offering called Montana Re 2010, into an increasingly busy year-end pipeline, Trading Risk understands.