IBRD CAR Mexico 2024

Hurricane Beryl is back, having regained its hurricane strength wind speeds and now the storm heads for a Texas landfall. The fact Beryl took longer than anticipated to regain its structure and intensify again over the Gulf has likely saved the State from a more impactful catastrophe event.

The Government of Mexico has now secured $175 million of parametric Pacific named storm disaster insurance protection from the capital markets through the IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 (Pacific) catastrophe bond issuance, which is 40% more than the initial target for this tranche of notes and will take Mexico’s overall cat bond cover to $595 million, […]

The Government of Mexico is looking to upsize its Pacific named storm protection from its latest tranche of World Bank and IBRD facilitated catastrophe bond notes, with now up to $175 million in parametric disaster insurance protection sought from the deal.

The issuance of IBRD CAR Mexico 2024, the Government of Mexico’s $420 million Mexico earthquake and Atlantic coast named storm catastrophe bond, “is a fundamental part of the federal strategy for Financial Management of Disaster Risks”, according to Héctor Santana Suárez, Head of Insurance, Pensions and Social Security in the Ministry of Finance of México.

As anticipated, the Government of Mexico has returned to secure Pacific named storm protection from another new tranche of World Bank and IBRD facilitated catastrophe bond notes, as the country looks to finalise its latest capital markets source of parametric disaster insurance protection.

The Government of Mexico has now secured the upsized target of $420 million of parametric disaster insurance protection against earthquakes and Atlantic hurricane through its new World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 catastrophe bond transaction, Artemis can report.

The Government of Mexico has increased the target size for its latest catastrophe bond, with now up to $420 million of parametric disaster insurance protection for earthquake and hurricane events being sought from the World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 transaction.

We reported earlier this week that the Government of Mexico is back in the catastrophe bond market with a new World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 parametric catastrophe bond. That deal is missing one of its usual components, a Pacific hurricane tranche, but sources tell us to expect one, once any recovery from hurricane […]

The Government of Mexico has returned to the catastrophe bond market, seeking $360 million or more in disaster insurance protection for earthquake and hurricane events, through a World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 parametric catastrophe bond, Artemis has learned.