Some of USAA’s loss hit cat bonds get wildfire subrogation return of principal
Some of the loss hit catastrophe bonds sponsored by U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA have benefited from a return of principal with respect to previously made loss payments under certain reinsurance agreements, presumably a sign of wildfire related subrogation recoveries flowing to the benefit of cat bond funds and investors. USAA read the full article →
USAA takes $48.8m of reinsurance recoveries from ResRe cat bonds
U.S. primary mutual insurer USAA has benefited from another almost $48.8 million of reinsurance recoveries under two of its outstanding and extended Residential Re catastrophe bonds, while also releasing a significant chunk of retained collateral back to investors as well. USAA has made a number of reinsurance recoveries under its catastrophe read the full article →