Eden Re Ltd

Global reinsurance giant Munich Re is close to completing a renewal of its Eden Re II Ltd. fully collateralised reinsurance sidecar vehicle for 2022, with a $42.1 million tranche of Series 2022-1 Class A notes the first to come to light.

Munich Re has now completed the usual two tranche issuance for the renewal of its fully collateralized reinsurance sidecar vehicle Eden Re II Ltd., with the amount of capital backing the sidecar for 2021 down some 18% at $235 million.

Global reinsurance giant Munich Re has now completed the issuance of a first set of notes from its fully collateralized reinsurance sidecar vehicle Eden Re II Ltd. for this January renewal season, with a $55.1 million tranche of Series 2021-1 notes sold to investors.

Munich Re does not expect its collateralised reinsurance sidecar vehicles or its retrocession program to pick up much of its losses from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to the reinsurers CFO.

Global reinsurance firm Munich Re has now taken its Eden Re II Ltd. collateralised reinsurance sidecar vehicle to $285 million of issuance for 2020, with a second tranche coming to market yesterday.

Global reinsurance firm Munich Re and the largest single insurance-linked securities (ILS) investor in Dutch pension fund manager PGGM have now completed issuance of their Leo Re Ltd. private sidecar arrangement for 2020, which is again $400 million in size.

Global reinsurance firm Munich Re is in the midst of issuing its collateralised reinsurance sidecar arrangements for 2020, with the first $54.6 million tranche of Eden Re II Ltd. Series 2020-1 notes and the first slice of a Leo Re Ltd. 2020-1 private sidecar arrangement for Dutch pension fund investor PGGM.

Experienced insurance-linked securities (ILS) investor Dutch pension fund manager PGGM and global reinsurance firm Munich Re have now completed what appears to be the rest of their 2019 Leo Re Ltd. private sidecar arrangement, with another $380 million tranche of notes issued.

Dutch pension fund manager PGGM has completed its first issuance of notes from its Leo Re Ltd. collateralised reinsurance sidecar for 2019, with a $20 million Series 2019-1 Class A tranche of notes issued which feature property catastrophe risk sourced from Munich Re.

Reinsurance giant Munich Re has redeemed another tranche of notes from its Eden Re series of collateralized reinsurance sidecar issuances early, which may again be related to the loss activity of 2017’s hurricanes and other catastrophe events.