Insurance linked securities news, ILS news

While the insurance-linked securities (ILS) space continues to expand into longer tailed and casualty lines, Leadenhall Capital Partners LLP is taking a cautious stance, with CEO Luca Albertini highlighting the challenges such risk transfers can pose for the capital markets.

As per accountancy firm Deloitte’s 2026 Global Insurance Outlook, property and casualty (P&C) and life insurers are increasingly turning to investor-backed and other forms of alternative capital to navigate shifting market conditions.

With catastrophe bond and related ILS issuance set to exceed the record $20 billion figure by the end of 2025, this momentum is expected to persist, as Brad Adderley, Partner at global law firm Appleby suggests that issuance will stay at least at its current size for the time being.

In a world where while asset prices are rising the outlook remains uncertain with volatility lurking, wealth managers at US Bank, the fifth-largest commercial bank in the United States, have again spotlighted reinsurance and insurance-linked securities (ILS) as potentially valuable diversification for investors at this time.

King Ridge Capital Advisors LLC, the specialist insurance-linked securities (ILS) investment manager and the sub-advisor to the Brookmont Catastrophic Bond ETF (ILS), has established a UCITS ETF catastrophe bond fund structure in Ireland.

Plenum Investments AG, the Swiss based specialist manager of catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds, has experienced substantial growth in assets raised for its Plenum European Insurance Bond Fund, a UCITS investment strategy focused on the debt issuances of European insurers.

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Covéa Group, the French mutual insurer, has now lifted the target size for its new Hexagon IV Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) catastrophe bond issuance to €250 million in fully-collateralized reinsurance protection, while at the same time the price guidance for each of the two tranches of notes on offer has been lowered for a second […]

As the insurance-linked securities (ILS) space moves through the second half of 2025, a lighter period of catastrophe losses would still likely see hard-market discipline on structures and terms continue into the January renewals, according to Jean-Louis Monnier, Head of ILS at Swiss Re Capital Markets.

Prateek Singhal, Executive President & Head – Reinsurance at Howden India, believes that catastrophe bonds may be India’s “next shield”, emphasising the country’s need for instruments like cat bonds to protect its growing economy from climate risk.