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Matthew Stern

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  • Insurance companies interested in issuing private placement catastrophe bonds offered under Section 4(a)(2) of the Securities Act may benefit from streamlining the structure of a bond, but they must be careful not to strip away important structural elements for capital markets risk transfer.
  • The SEC recently adopted new final diligence rules  that require issuers and underwriters of rated asset-backed securities to file third-party diligence reports with the regulator.
  • Catastrophe bond investors and cedants typically have limited visibility of forthcoming transactions, due to now-repealed US securities law restrictions on general solicitation that have enforced radio silence on participants until a deal is formally launched.