Below you can find all of our stories covering the resilience bond concept, resilient infrastructure bonds and climate resilience bonds, that takes from the design of the catastrophe bond structure and seeks to embed resilience benefits within it.
Other forms of resilience bond design have also emerged, especially within resilient infrastructure and climate resilience planning initiatives.
In addition, the proposed Climate Resilient Development Bond (CRD Bond) is another financial structure that has been proposed to provide community-based climate insurance or risk transfer protection backed by the capital markets, while incorporating resilience, advanced funding for loss-prevention and mitigation, through an insurance-linked security (ILS) type design.
As part of a new environmental policy at the investment bank, Goldman Sachs will focus on developing new models and use-cases for catastrophe bonds, aiming to help clients mitigate climate risk impacts as well as for financing resilience.
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A new initiative called RE.bound has been launched which will leverage catastrophe bond technology to design and structure new risk transfer solutions that provide a mechanism for resilient infrastructure project financing.
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