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Schroders Capital, the private markets business of Schroders Group and manager of around $5 billion of insurance-linked securities (ILS) assets, has collaborated with German reinsurance firm Hannover Re on a pilot tokenisation project, designed to enhance the way ILS assets are invested and managed.

Cayman headquartered reinsurance company Oxbridge Re has reported that the firm’s first series of tokenized reinsurance sidecar securities have now realised a 49% return for the investors backing them, surpassing both initial and updated expectations.

Oxbridge Re Ltd., the Cayman Islands based reinsurance company, has announced today that it is considering “strategic alternatives” for the business, including a potential sale or merger, various capital actions, or even spinning out its tokenized reinsurance investments unit.

According to Jay Madhu, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Cayman headquartered reinsurer Oxbridge Re, the firm’s first series of tokenized reinsurance sidecar securities are set to deliver investors a 45% return, surpassing the initial expectation of 42%.

Oxbridge Re Ltd., the Cayman Islands based reinsurance company, has launched its second reinsurance sidecar fundraising effort through the sale of up to $10 million of EpsilonCat Re tokenized reinsurance securities issued by its subsidiary SurancePlus Inc.

Oxbridge Re Ltd., the Cayman Islands based reinsurance company, is anticipating that investors in the first series of tokenized reinsurance securities issued by its subsidiary SurancePlus Inc. will receive a roughly 42% return for the first treaty year.

Swiss-headquartered fintech Cerchia has continued to build momentum around its capital markets focused direct risk transfer platform, with a particularly notable cyber trade, that saw a cyber industry-loss warranty (ILW) transacted using a PCS Global Cyber industry-loss index trigger.

Insurtech Nayms has facilitated a first secondary trade of participation tokens on its platform, as two parties traded a participation in what was the first cryptocurrency denominated industry loss warranty (ILW) transaction.

Swiss-headquartered fintech Cerchia said today that the first risk transfer arrangement has now been traded on its capital markets focused direct risk transfer platform, with a buyer and seller coming together to trade a $100bn PCS trigger Florida wind industry-loss arrangement.

Resolute Global Partners, the insurance and reinsurance linked asset manager, has partnered with insurtech Nayms to bring to market the first industry loss warranty (ILW) to be denominated in a cryptocurrency.