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Catastrophe bonds and insurance-linked securities news

The latest catastrophe bond news from Artemis. Covering the intersection of reinsurance and risk capital markets in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector. A chronological archive of all our cat bond news stories. For the latest ILS market news and full coverage visit the homepage.

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Twelve Capital: No impact expected to Twelve ILS Fund from Sandy

1st November 2012

Another insurance-linked securities investment manager has come forward to discuss the impact or otherwise of hurricane Sandy on their investment portfolio. Swiss based Twelve Capital, who operate a number of investment opportunities in ILS, catastrophe bonds, private ILS and subordinated insurance bonds, have told us that based on their latest analysis they don’t expect an […]

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The hurricane Sandy business interruption conundrum

31st October 2012

The issue of business interruption and contingent business interruption insurance losses is becoming a major conundrum when it comes to estimating the total insured loss caused by hurricane and post-tropical storm Sandy. Business interruption claims can take weeks to develop, longer to be reported and quantifying the actual exposure is tricky. Add to that uncertainty […]

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AIR Worldwide estimates Sandy insured loss at between $7B and $15B

30th October 2012

We have another estimate of the insured losses caused by hurricane Sandy from risk modeller AIR Worldwide and it’s higher than previous estimates which were largely pre-landfall. After analysing the impact of Sandy and with the additional insight gleaned from damage reports received so far, AIR Worldwide estimates that insured losses from Sandy to onshore […]

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EQECAT estimates Sandy insured loss $5B-$10B comments on cat bonds

29th October 2012

Risk modelling firm EQECAT kindly gave us some thoughts on hurricane Sandy and how they see the potential for impact to catastrophe bonds. Tom Larsen, SVP and Product Architect, sent us some exclusive insight on Sandy which we include below. EQECAT have given an early estimate of $10 billion to $20 billion in economic losses […]

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