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  • Goldman Sachs' ILS secondary trading desk sourced an institutional investor to sell a portion of MultiCat Mexico's Class A notes in September. They were then snapped up as a true diversifying ILS asset.
  • French insurer Groupama's EUR100mn Green Valley II cat bond tested investors' resolve on European wind peril pricing and won.
  • The September launch of AIR Worldwide's new European wind model sparked a flurry of secondary trading in an otherwise quiet month, as traders tried to digest the impact of the latest version.
  • Swiss Re's $50mn+ extreme mortality issuance under the Vita IV series of transactions is among a number of ILS deals coming to light as the end of the year approaches.
  • A variety of investors, including insurance companies, sovereign wealth funds, pension funds and family offices, are lining up to back former reinsurance broker Tony Belisle's collateralised reinsurance fund, Trading Risk can reveal.
  • Just 1 percent of pension schemes have considered longevity swaps over the past year despite intensive marketing efforts from providers, according to a new survey from specialist insurer Lucida.
  • As we enter the European wind season with gusto, investor pricing thresholds seem to have swept peril diversification and the energy sector off the top of the market's agenda.
  • As (re)insurers and investors digest recent European windstorm risk model adjustments, a consensus appears to be forming that the outcome will be positive for the ILS market.
  • French energy giant Electricite de France (EDF) is considering issuing a cat bond, Trading Risk understands, which would be the first such offering by a corporation since the firm's pioneering 2003 Pylon Re transaction.
  • Just one percent of pension schemes have considered longevity swaps over the past year, despite intensive marketing efforts from providers, according to a new survey from specialist insurer Lucida.