Secondary trading
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ILS managers said strong appetite for more liquid investments made bondholders want to hang on to their securities in Q1. -
Trading data showed the market delivered on liquidity in the midst of the pandemic panic.
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The carrier’s annual catastrophe losses ticked up to $2.9bn in October.
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The increase was largely driven by successful capital raising, large numbers of maturities and fewer new issuances to replace them.
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Returns on the Aon ILS Index outpaced other major financial indices in the second quarter.
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The World Bank’s pandemic bond is expected to partially pay out as deaths surpass trigger points.
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The fresh markdowns follow a recovery in the bond's price as the Ebola threat abated.
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The platform will be able to facilitate a wide range of structured investment opportunities, which could include standardised documentation that managing agents can adapt.
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Aon’s plan to launch an auction platform in time for 1 January 2020 suggests a struggle is underway in the reinsurance space for the position of auction technology market leader.
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Investors are taking a broader look when evaluating transactions with more emphasis on qualitative attributes of sponsors, according to the firm.
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The framework introduced by the BMA last July allows companies to test new technologies and products on customers in a controlled environment.
