Alternative Capital
The emergence of a $30bn global marketplace for insurance-linked securities has served as evidence of the increasingly prominent role third-party capital now plays in risk transfer. Over the medium to long-term this sector is expected to continue its growth as investors take advantage of the low correlation insurance has with other asset classes. This section brings together Insurance Day’s coverage of alternative capital and the way it is helping reshape global insurance markets.
Universal unit launches its first cat bond
Named storms the focus for new cat bond
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Fema’s cat bond for NFIP grows to $575m
Bond to expand in size due to demand
Pereira joins SRS ILS team
Bermuda-based ILS veteran to join in March
FloodSmart Re cat bond grows to up to $575m
Expansion before the start of the next hurricane season
Security First sponsors $100m cat bond
Deal is group's second issuance in Singapore
Eiopa seeks better BI insurability options
European regulator seeks comments on study from insurers
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CEA returns to cat bond market with $150m Ursa Re II deal
Earthquake insurer brings in ninth Ursa Re bond
Hudson Structured announces financing deal
Deal will allow further growth
Busy ILS pipeline to continue in H1
Approximately $10bn of ILS instruments to mature in 2021, according to Aon
ERS plans ILS and specialty expansion
Former Securis executives to lead motor specialist's insurance-linked securities push
US mortgage insurer MGIC returns to ILS market
$399m Home Re deal is third foray into the ILS market
Gildenbrook launches $850m ILS fund manager
Industry veteran Brookman highlights ILS opportunities.
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