Covid-19 flight to cash prompts concern over Q2 cat bond pipeline

23 March 2020

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New cat bond issuances were expected to surge to $4bn-$4.5bn next quarter, but with a spike in sell offers on the secondary market, sponsors and broker-dealers will be cautiously watching developments over the coming days and weeks to see how...

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