Stone Ridge's cat bond fund harder hit in 2022 than Interval Fund
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Stone Ridge's cat bond fund harder hit in 2022 than Interval Fund

Liz Bury
03 January 2023
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Stone Ridge’s Interval fund returned to post a small profit in its fiscal year to 31 October, despite Hurricane Ian’s impact, although its cat bond-focussed High Yield Fund was harder hit with a 6.4% loss.

The asset manager reported a 17% drop in assets under management (AuM) to $2.6bn across its two reinsurance funds in its fiscal year to 31 October 2022, driven mostly by a 39% fall in AuM at the firm’s sidecar-focused...

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