Parametric catastrophe bond news

Korean Re, the global reinsurance company headquartered in the country of its name, has now secured the targeted $75 million of multi-peril retrocession from its Solomon Re Ltd. (Series 2026-1) catastrophe bond sponsorship, with the notes pricing at top and bottom ends of guidance, Artemis can report.

The Government of Jamaica has now successfully secured its one-third upsized target of $200 million of parametric named storm and hurricane insurance protection from its new World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Jamaica 2026 catastrophe bond issuance, pricing the coverage within guidance, while ILS funds were the main supporters of this deal.

The Government of Jamaica has raised the target size for its third catastrophe bond, now aiming to secure $200 million of parametric named storm and hurricane insurance protection from the World Bank facilitated IBRD CAR Jamaica 2026 issuance, market sources have told Artemis.

Korean Re, the global reinsurance company headquartered in the country of its name, is back to sponsor its second catastrophe bond, seeking $75 million or more in catastrophe retrocession and introducing parametric Israel earthquake as a new covered peril to this Solomon Re Ltd. (Series 2026-1) deal, Artemis can report.

The first two parametric catastrophe bonds to be issued directly by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) on behalf of its member countries the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan are now targeted for a slight upsizing to as much as $80 million each, while the pricing for the risk margin each set of notes will pay has […]

Parametrix is delighted to see expanded support from investors across the market to cover the tail risk of cloud outage events through Hannover Re’s successful renewal of its landmark parametric catastrophe bond, Cumulus Re (Series 2026-1), Sharon Haran, Managing Director of Parametrix Analytics, has said.

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is in the market to issue its first catastrophe bonds with two offerings totalling $150 million of notes, that are designed to provide $75 million of multi-year parametric earthquake and extreme precipitation disaster risk transfer to each of the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan, Artemis can report.

Hannover Re has sponsored a second successful renewal of its landmark parametric cloud outage catastrophe bond, this time securing $35 million in retrocessional cyber reinsurance protection covering cloud outage events with a Cumulus Re (Series 2026-1) issuance, Artemis can report.

A recent report from Global Parametrics has acknowledged that catastrophe bonds can be part of the solution to risk financing for humanitarian organisations. The firm suggests that for humanitarian organisations requiring substantial capacity, multi-year cat bonds, as well as parametric products may secure greater limits and provide longer-term protection than other financial instruments, but only as […]

The Asian Development Bank (ADB) is aiming to issue its first catastrophe bond in the coming months, with the parametric deal expected to be around $120 million – $150 million in size, designed to protect both the Kyrgyz Republic and Tajikistan against earthquake and flood risks over a three-year term.