Blue Halo Re Ltd

Allianz Risk Transfer’s (ART) latest catastrophe bond, the Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2022-1) issuance, has now been achieved its upsized $125 million target, while both tranches of notes have priced below guidance in a vote of confidence for the sponsor and the subject business, which is suspected to include risks fronted for ILS manager […]

The latest catastrophe bond from Allianz Risk Transfer (ART), Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2022-1), appears to have been well-received by investors, as Artemis has learned that the issuance is set to upsize by 25% to $125 million, while the price guidance has been lowered for both tranches of notes.

Allianz Risk Transfer (ART), the specialist and alternative risk focused unit of the Allianz global insurance and reinsurance group, is back in the catastrophe bond market seeking at least $100 million of annual aggregate and industry loss index based protection with a Blue Halo Re 2022 cat bond issuance.

The target size for Allianz Risk Transfer’s (ART) new Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2020-1) catastrophe bond transaction has been lifted again, with the deal now aiming to secure up to $175 million of retrocession for the firm’s portfolio and some of the tail risks related to the ILS fronting it undertakes.

The target for the new Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2020-1) catastrophe bond transaction from Allianz Risk Transfer has been lifted by 50% to $150 million, while the pricing has moved towards the upper-end of guidance.

Allianz Risk Transfer, a specialist and alternative risk focused unit of the Allianz global insurance and reinsurance group, is back in the catastrophe bond market with a $100 million Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2020-1) transaction, the first by the issuer in four years.

The Class B tranche of the Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2016-1) catastrophe bond, originally sponsored by Allianz Risk Transfer, a unit of global insurance and reinsurance group Allianz, has seen a further small reduction in its principal as presumed loss payments to its beneficiary continue.

The Class B tranche of the Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2016-1) catastrophe bond, that was originally sponsored by Allianz Risk Transfer, a unit of global insurance and reinsurance group Allianz, has continued to see its principal reduced over the last two months, as loss pay outs continue.

One tranche of the Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2016-1) catastrophe bond, that was sponsored by Allianz Risk Transfer, a unit of global insurance and reinsurance group Allianz, has now paid out $40 million of its principal on losses.

The Blue Halo Re Ltd. (Series 2016-1) catastrophe bond, that was sponsored by Allianz Risk Transfer, a unit of global insurance and reinsurance group Allianz, has had the maturity date of its $130 million of Class A notes pushed back by one month.