Will Ida push more ILS investors further into the tail?

06 September 2021

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Edgewater, MD, USA. 2nd Sep, 2021. Aerial view of the tornado aftermath after southern Maryland was hit by two tornados, remnants of hurricane Ida that passed through the region the day prior . September 2, 2021 in Edgewater, Maryland. Credit: Mpi34/Media

It is still early in the post-loss assessment process for Hurricane Ida – with last week’s extensive flooding damage in the Northeast adding an additional layer of complexity.

But one big thematic question that will play out within the ILS and broader market is how far the storm exacerbates the existing trend for investors to shift further up risk towers and preference remote-risk strategies.

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Will Ida push more ILS investors further into the tail?

It is still early in the post-loss assessment process for Hurricane Ida – with last week’s extensive flooding damage in the Northeast adding an additional layer of complexity.

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Will Ida push more ILS investors further into the tail?

It is still early in the post-loss assessment process for Hurricane Ida – with last week’s extensive flooding damage in the Northeast adding an additional layer of complexity.

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