Matterhorn Re Ltd

We understand that global reinsurance firm Swiss Re is now targeting reduced pricing for its still $75 million Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-3) catastrophe bond transaction that is in the market, as it looks to price the North America earthquake retrocession notes this week.

Swiss Re, one of the world’s largest reinsurance companies, is back in the catastrophe bond market for what will be its third sponsorship this year, targeting $75 million or more in North America earthquake retrocession from a Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-3) transaction, Artemis has learned.

Swiss Re, the global reinsurer, has now secured its targeted $65 million in North American earthquake and named storm retrocession from its latest catastrophe bond, as the new Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-2) issuance has been priced at the low-end of initial guidance.

Swiss Re, the global reinsurance company, is now aiming for reduced pricing for its latest catastrophe bond sponsorship, with the still $65 million Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-2) wind and quake retrocession cat bond transaction now seeing its price target reduced to the low-end of guidance, Artemis has learned.

Global reinsurance company Swiss Re has returned to the catastrophe bond market for the second time this year, aiming to secure $65 million or more in North American earthquake and named storm retrocession from investors, through a Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-2) transaction, Artemis has learned.

Swiss Re has now secured $210 million in North American earthquake and named storm retrocessional reinsurance protection from capital market investors through its new Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) catastrophe bond, while both tranches of notes have priced at the bottom of reduced guidance, Artemis has learned.

Swiss Re is now targeting as much as $225 million in North American earthquake and named storm retrocessional reinsurance protection from capital market investors, through its new Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) catastrophe bond, Artemis understand.

Global reinsurance firm Swiss Re is back in the catastrophe bond market seeking $150 million or more in North American earthquake and named storm retrocessional protection from capital market investors, through a Matterhorn Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) transaction.

According to Artemis’ sources, Swiss Re now looks likely to make just under $151 million in reinsurance recoveries from its mortality catastrophe bonds, with a 100% recovery anticipated for the $120 million Vita Capital VI deal and a recovery already thought made under the Matterhorn Re mortality cat bond notes.

Swiss Re secured $50 million of cyber industry-loss warranty (ILW) cover recently in a transaction that the broker involved, Gallagher Re, is hailing as the first cyber retrocession ILW ever traded.