Swiss Re predicts cat bond investors may push for higher rates in 2019

19 February 2019

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Catastrophe bond investors are likely to demand higher rates in 2019, especially for loss-impacted deals, after experiencing 18 months of above-average industry losses, according to Swiss Re Capital Markets.

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