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Private ILS would benefit from extension spreads to manage investor concerns, the CEO argued. -
The bond will offer retrocession coverage for Hannover Re.
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The catastrophe bond comes after the issuance of a Mayflower Re bond last year.
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Its 2025 programme exhausts at $9.5bn excess $1bn.
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All 29 funds tracked by the index returned a positive performance.
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The bond will provide protection against named storm and thunderstorm.
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Cat bond sponsors continue to secure higher limits and lower rates versus their targets.
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Investor interest and capital flows point to potential for ILS proliferation.
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The bond initially sought $425mn across three tranches.
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The bond will cover China, India and Japan quake and Japan typhoon.
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The bond will provide protection against German and Japan quake.
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Secondary market traders are baking in further loss potential after PCS increased its wildfire and Helene loss estimates.
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