Find all our news articles and analysis of Brazil’s insurance-linked securities (ILS) framework, the Letra de Risco de Seguro (or Insurance Risk Letters) (LRS) below.
Brazil developed its own brand of regulatory rules to support ILS style issuance and special purpose reinsurance vehicles, which came into force from early 2021 bringing domestic ILS capabilities to its marketplace.
The ILS regulations in Brazil allow for structures known as Sociedades Seguradoras de Propósito Específico (SSPE) to issue Letra de Risco de Seguro (Insurance Risk Letters) (LRS), as a type of insurance-linked securitization note that can be sold to capital market investors, to collateralize insurance or reinsurance arrangements.
Ariel Sociedade Seguradora de Propósito Específico S.A. (Ariel SSPE), the insurance-linked securities (ILS) platform in Brazil, has announced that it has appointed Laercio Vicente to its executive team, who brings direct experience in structuring Brazil’s Letras de Risco de Seguro (LRS, Insurance Risk Letters), the country’s unique ILS instrument.
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After working with Gálapagos Capital SSPE on a recent R$126 million offering of Insurance Risk Letters (LRS), Avla Brazil CEO Felippe Astrachan has said that LRS opens a door that allows the company to explore different types of risks that are not traditionally covered by the insurance and reinsurance market, while also remaining optimistic about […]
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Gálapagos Capital Sociedade Seguradora de Propósito Específico S.A., the Brazil based SSPE or special purpose reinsurance vehicle that can issue Letra de Risco de Seguro (Insurance Risk Letters) and is owned by global investment company Galapagos Capital, has completed issuance of the largest transaction under Brazil’s insurance-linked securities regime so far.
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Ariel Sociedade Seguradora de Propósito Específico S.A. (Ariel SSPE) will be the third insurance-linked securities (ILS) structure in Brazil, harnessing the country’s regulations to become an independent issuer of Letra de Risco de Seguro (Insurance Risk Letters), Brazil’s own brand of ILS instrument.
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Lockton Re, the reinsurance arm of the independent broking group, has announced the full deployment of its advisory and structuring capabilities dedicated to Brazil’s Letra de Risco de Seguro (LRS /Insurance Risk Letters) market, utilising locally licensed Special Purpose Securitisation Entities (SSPE).
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Gálapagos Capital Sociedade Seguradora de Propósito Específico S.A., the Brazil based SSPE or special purpose reinsurance vehicle that can issue Letra de Risco de Seguro (Insurance Risk Letters) and is owned by global investment company Galapagos Capital, has now issued its second arrangement under the Brazilian insurance-linked securities regime.
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Global investment company Galapagos Capital has announced the issuance of up to R$100 million in Insurance Risk Letters (LRS), which are the Brazilian regulatory regime version of insurance-linked securities (ILS), marking the second ever ILS issuance in Brazil, and the first from Galapagos Capital.
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Following the completion of Brazil’s first-ever insurance-linked securities (ILS) issuance earlier this year, analysts at Fitch Ratings have highlighted how the country’s ILS framework marks the beginning of a new chapter for its re/insurance market.
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The first ever insurance-linked securities (ILS) issuance in Brazil has been completed today, as local reinsurance firm IRB (Re) sponsored the issuance of a R$33.7 million deal to securitize surety bond risks, using its Andrina Special Purpose Insurance Entity (SSPE).
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Lockton Re, the reinsurance arm of the global independent broker, has announced the hiring of senior reinsurance executive and advocator for insurance-linked securities (ILS) in Latin America, Rodrigo Botti, as its new Treaty Country Head of Brazil.
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