Wildfire
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The move comes amid limited availability of annual aggregate cover.
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The catastrophe bond offers an increased spread compared to initial guidance.
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The target spread has gone up 4% on the high-risk aggregate deal.
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The catastrophe bond will take the firm’s cover to $250mn.
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The final amount has upsized from the previous $100mn target.
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Hurricane Ida was the main loss-making event, but once again secondary perils generated more than half of global losses, according to the latest Sigma report.
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The cedant is again seeking multi-peril catastrophe cover in the latest deal.
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The fundraise will support collateralised reinsurance deals with the firm initially targeting Californian wildfires.
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Farmers Insurance Group is set to sponsor its first catastrophe bond in a two-tranche deal that would provide cover for losses from named storms, severe weather, wildfires and earthquakes, Trading Risk understands.
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The broker said that weather-related losses had become more severe in the past decade because of climate change.
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The firm has hired former head of specialty at Ariel Re, Amit Shah.
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The third wildfire cat bond for the California utility will be its largest to date