Aspen Capital Markets posts fee income of $61mn as AuM jumps to $1.3bn

22 August 2023

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Aspen Capital Markets grew its fee income by 29% to $60.6mn in the first half over H1 2022, as total assets under management (AuM) rose by $339.8mn to $1,339mn as of 30 June compared to a year earlier.

The ILS business “continues to be an important differentiator, enabling us to offer a broader range of solutions while also generating attractive fee income”, said Mark Cloutier, chairman and CEO.

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Aspen Capital Markets posts fee income of $61mn as AuM jumps to $1.3bn

Aspen Capital Markets grew its fee income by 29% to $60.6mn in the first half over H1 2022, as total assets under management (AuM) rose by $339.8mn to $1,339mn as of 30 June compared to a year earlier.

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Aspen Capital Markets posts fee income of $61mn as AuM jumps to $1.3bn

Aspen Capital Markets grew its fee income by 29% to $60.6mn in the first half over H1 2022, as total assets under management (AuM) rose by $339.8mn to $1,339mn as of 30 June compared to a year earlier.

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American Coastal targets $100mn of Florida named storm coverage

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Allstate pegs October cat losses at $226mn post-tax

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