Insurance linked securities investment manager news

Twelve Securis is combining its catastrophe bond and private ILS focused investment teams, to consolidate and optimise its approach to managing dedicated strategies and blended portfolios, while at the same time the firm also stated that long-standing senior employee Etienne Schwartz is departing the firm.

The GAM Swiss Re Cat Bond UCITS Fund has expanded its assets under management (AUM) meaningfully over recent months, reaching $2.03 billion as of August 4th, 2026, while GAM’s underlying performance fee income has sharply increased to CHF 6.0 million.

Twelve Securis, the specialist catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) investment manager, has set up new distribution partnerships in Taiwan with Concord Capital Management, and Uni-President, as the company continues to expand its presence across Asia’s institutional markets.

As Singapore continues to work on plans to adopt a regulatory framework for a Protected Cell Company (PCC) structure to support collateralised reinsurance and ILS issuance, Simon Goh of law firm Rajah & Tann Singapore, has expressed how this flexible structure could ultimately become a game changer for the country’s captive insurance and ILS landscape.

Beazley’s investment in its recently established Bermuda operation continues at pace, while the company is also continuing to build-out its cyber insurance-linked securities (ILS) capabilities and joint-venture with an established ILS manager, CEO Adrian Cox said today.

Hiscox Capital Partners, the division of Hiscox Re that encompasses insurance-linked securities (ILS) investments and quota-share partnerships, continued to attract new capital from third-party investors in recent months, with its overall ILS assets under management (AUM) increasing to $2.9 billion at July 1st 2026.

Everest Group, the global insurance and reinsurance specialist, reported an increase in premiums ceded to Mt. Logan Re Ltd., its third-party capitalised sidecar-like structure in the second-quarter of 2026, while the company also disclosed ceding $274 million of written premiums to its new Annapurna Re casualty reinsurance sidecar vehicle.

Mt. Logan Capital Management, Ltd. (MLCM), the Everest Group owned third-party capital management platform, has expanded its assets under management meaningfully over recent months, reaching $3.4 billion in AUM, helped by parent Everest’s launch of what was the largest casualty reinsurance sidecar to be launched in the market.

Nephila Capital’s insurance-linked securities (ILS) fund management revenues reported within parent Markel’s results have risen strongly by 23% in the second-quarter of 2026 and now by 30% for the first-half of the year.

Twelve Securis has reported that it does not expect any significant loss impact to the cat bond market from yesterday’s Kumamoto, Japan earthquake, while an assessment of its private ILS positions also does not suggest any material impact.