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CRC Group, a wholesale insurance services provider, is leveraging the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market to bring capacity to support data center capabilities, which comes as the firm has launched a data centers product on its Insurisk platform.

As per a new report from reinsurance broker Gallagher Re, the severe convective storm (SCS) outbreak that swept across the central and eastern United States between March 15 to 16 is expected to generate around $1 billion in industry losses, marking the second billion-dollar plus industry US SCS event to occur within the span of […]

One Alliance North America Insurance Company becomes the latest first-time catastrophe bond sponsor, as the company is seeking $100 million or more in multi-peril reinsurance from its debut One Shield Re Ltd. (Series 2026-1) issuance, Artemis has learned.

We now have more information about Pool Re’s fourth terrorism catastrophe bond and have learned that the UK government backed mutual terrorism reinsurance firm is seeking £100 million of retrocession from the new Baltic PCC Limited (Series 2026-1) issuance.

The launch of Hiscox Capital Partners, which brings together under a single structure all the capital partnership activity that Hiscox Re has managed for nearly two decades, represents a natural evolution for Hiscox, as it allows the firm to go to market with a broader, more coherent proposition that meets capital partners where they are, […]

US insurer Allstate has announced an estimated pre-tax catastrophe loss burden for the month of February 2026 of $140 million, which has lifted the total for the current annual aggregate risk period that the firm’s catastrophe bonds run across to $3.072 billion.

Accelerant Holdings achieved a further upsizing and extension of its Flywheel Re collateralized reinsurance sidecar in March 2026, with existing investors in the structure increasing commitments to support the firm’s continued growth and some new investors coming onboard.

According to a new report from Swiss Re Institute, whilst global insured losses in 2025, at US $107 billion, fell below the long-term natural catastrophe trend, secondary perils, including severe convective storms (SCS), wildfires, and floods, accounted for a record 92% of the total.

Speaking at the International Forum of Terrorism Risk (Re)Insurance Pools in Sydney, Australia today, Guy Carpenter’s Asia Pacific CEO, Tony Gallagher, has explained the importance of retrocession markets in supporting provision of terrorism reinsurance, highlighting catastrophe bonds as an important and growing mechanism.

In a world where competition for capital continues to accelerate, the Lloyd’s insurance and reinsurance market aims to create more flexibility for capital entering and investing there, recognising that its unique structure can help allocators access more risk per unit of capital than elsewhere.