Private ILS transaction news

Artex Axcell Re, the Bermuda domiciled Artex Risk Solutions operated risk transformer entity, has issued another new private catastrophe bond transaction, with $60 million of Artex Axcell Re (Series FE0004) notes coming to market.

With the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) now having launched its awaited consultation on a Protect Cell Company (PCC) structure that will be suited to efficient insurance-linked securities issuance, collateralised reinsurance and sidecars, Regional Director George Ong of Aon has highlighted the opportunity this presents.

An awaited consultation process on the regulatory framework for a Protected Cell Company (PCC) structure that can be used for collateralised reinsurance arrangements, including sidecars, and efficient insurance-linked securities (ILS) issuance has now been launched by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS).

The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has signalled that a long-awaited consultation on new laws to establish a Protected Cell Company (PCC) structure that could be used for collateralised reinsurance arrangements and efficient insurance-linked securities (ILS) issuance is coming soon.

A new private catastrophe bond has come to market via an Aon operated White Rock Insurance entity that we believe to be domiciled in Guernsey, with a $14.85 million tranche of Raptor Re 2026-1 notes privately placed with qualified investors.

Another new Japanese denominated private catastrophe bond arrangement has been issued by Artex Axcell Re, the Bermuda based Artex Risk Solutions operated transformer entity, with the roughly US $3.8 million Artex Axcell Re (Series FE0005) transaction potentially another renewal of a recently matured private cat bond deal.

Paul Barker, Partner and Chief Investment Officer, Private ILS at alternative investment manager Elementum Advisors, LLC, explores how the specialist insurance-linked securities (ILS) manager positions itself within a competitive landscape, and how its approach has adapted amid an increasingly sophisticated investor base.

Our latest video features another panel discussion from Artemis ILS NYC 2026, a session focused on the expanding range of investment opportunities in the ILS asset class, from our tenth catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) conference in the ILS NYC series, held on February 6th 2026 in New York.

This new video features another panel discussion from Artemis ILS NYC 2026, a session focused on the cat bond marketplace, from our tenth catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) conference in the ILS NYC series, held on February 6th 2026 in New York.

Catastrophe bonds and private insurance-linked securities (ILS) largely deliver returns based on insurance and reinsurance risk premiums, but in an environment where uncertainty suggests upside risks to inflation, specialist investment manager Leadenhall Capital Partners LLP has explained how this can play into ILS returns as well.