Armor Re II Ltd

American Coastal Insurance Company (AmCoastal Insurance) has now successfully priced its latest catastrophe bond, securing the targeted $200 million multi-peril reinsurance from the capital markets from its Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2026-1) issuance, this publication has learned.

American Coastal Insurance Company (AmCoastal Insurance) continues to seek $200 million in multi-peril reinsurance from the capital markets from its Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2026-1) catastrophe bond issuance, but the company is now aiming to capitalize on investor appetite and has adjusted and tightened the price guidance for the notes on offer, Artemis has […]

American Coastal Insurance Company (AmCoastal Insurance) is back in the catastrophe bond market, this time seeking multi-peril reinsurance from the capital markets with an initially $200 million target for an Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2026-1) transaction, Artemis can report.

American Coastal Insurance Company (AmCoastal) has now successfully priced its latest catastrophe bond and has secured the Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-2) issuance at its upsized $200 million target, while the spread was finalised below initial guidance.

Further reflecting the high-demand for new catastrophe bond issues at this time, the Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-2) issuance for sponsor American Coastal Insurance Company (AmCoastal) has increased in size again, with now up to $200 million in Florida named storm reinsurance protection sought.

American Coastal Insurance Company has lifted the target size for its latest catastrophe bond, with now up to $150 million in Florida named storm reinsurance protection sought from this new Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-2) issuance, Artemis has learned.

American Coastal Insurance Company is back in the catastrophe bond market and seeking $100 million or more in Florida named storm reinsurance protection from the issuance of a new Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-2) transaction, Artemis has learned.

American Coastal Insurance Company, the main entity of what was the United Insurance Holdings group, has pre-announced an expectation of up to $200 million in gross losses from hurricane Milton, at which level it will make reinsurance recoveries but its recently sponsored catastrophe bond would not be triggered.

Thanks to the recent successful issuance of its latest catastrophe bond, American Coastal Insurance (AmCoastal) has extended the top exhaustion point of its main catastrophe reinsurance tower to roughly $1.2 billion for 2024, according to CEO Dan Peed.

In another move that demonstrates catastrophe bond investors are not softening price across every opportunity, American Coastal Insurance Company has now successfully secured the upsized $200 million Armor Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-1) Florida named storm cat bond, but with the risk spread finalised within the initial range of price guidance.