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  • Blue Fin III has priced and placed successfully, with $150mn notes issued in two tranches: $90mn Class A and $60mn Class B.
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  • Diversifying perils may not be the key to a happier, healthier ILS market, according to investors, amid a surprising amount of debate within the investor community on the importance of diversifying the risk ceded into the capital markets.
  • Through the Princely Strategy, LGT Capital Management has been an investor in the ILS market since 2005 and manages $350mn in a multi-manager portfolio. The portfolio managers, Didier Noverraz and Michael Simmeth, share their thoughts...
  • Risk-picking and innovation key for traditional and non-traditional capacity to support troubled Sunshine State
  • Cat bond placements are subject to a framework of strict rules and procedures that can confuse the uninitiated. Michael Madigan, a Sidley Austin partner and co-head of the firm's property and casualty alternative risk transfer practice, opens the door to the private placement club...
  • A sluggish first quarter saw total ILS issuance of $300mn - just 50 percent of what was achieved in the same quarter of 2009 - but in contrast during Q2 there will be between five and 10 cat bonds, according to reports from brokers Aon Benfield Securities and Guy Carpenter.
  • Recent months have seen significant levels of trading in ILS with close-dated maturities - or stub bonds - leading up to the 2010 Atlantic hurricane season.
  • Secondary pricing on distressed bonds was a mixed bag in the first quarter of 2010. Blue Coast, Kamp, Newton and Willow recovered as Nelson Re's G class, Avalon Re and Crystal Credit wallowed in the doldrums.
  • Four additional transactions through April and the start of May pushed total issuance in 2010 to $1.6bn. Three transactions were sponsored by US primary insurers while the fourth came from German giant Munich Re.