Swiss Re Insurance-Linked Fund Management

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Insurance Linked Securities Interviews

An archive of all of our interviews of key players in the insurance linked securities (ILS), catastrophe bond, alternative reinsurance, risk transfer and weather risk management sectors. This chronological archive includes all of our ILS market interviews undertaken to date. If you have something interesting to say to our readers and feel it would be useful for us to interview you please contact us to discuss.

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Delineation between UNL and parametric triggers fundamental to unlocking ILS growth: Augment Risk

25th March 2026

As the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market continues to expand, Augment Risk is positioning parametric triggers not merely as a peripheral alternative, but as a central, diversifying asset class defined by its structural independence from traditional indemnity-based retrocession, a shift the firm believes is fundamental to unlocking the next phase of third-party capital allocation.

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Broadening the investable ILS universe through proprietary catastrophe modelling: Swiss Re

3rd March 2026

As the catastrophe bond market continues to expand into new perils and more complex structures, broad and credible modelling coverage becomes highly important. However, reinsurer Swiss Re’s proprietary catastrophe models allow the firm to analyse a wider range of risks, which according to executives expands the “investable universe” while maintaining a well-understood risk-return profile.

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Northern Re, aligning institutional capital with cedent objectives via integrated reinsurance platforms

26th February 2026

Northern Re’s recent $150 million capital raise marks a significant step in the expansion of its technology-enabled platform. According to the firm’s founding brothers, Anthony and Peter McKelvy, Northern Re is navigating a shift in the reinsurance landscape where investors are increasingly prioritising operational transparency over purely financial objectives.

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