Seaside Re

Four more Seaside Re private catastrophe bonds, or cat bond lites, have been issued with the help of global reinsurance firm Hannover Re, resulting in $60 million of new insurance-linked notes brought to investors through the reinsurers’ Kaith Re Ltd. Bermuda domiciled segregated accounts vehicle.

Global reinsurance firm Hannover Re has successfully assisted a client by facilitating the issuance of two new Seaside Re private catastrophe bonds through its Kaith Re Ltd. Bermuda domiciled segregated accounts vehicle, bringing $27 million of U.S. property catastrophe risks to ILS investors.

The $50 million Seaside Re 2017-3 private catastrophe bond transaction, that was issued by German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s segregated accounts vehicle, Kaith Re Ltd. on behalf of a client, has had its maturity date extended again as uncertainty over the impact of 2017 losses continues.

There has been a further extension to the maturity date for the $50 million Seaside Re 2017-3 transaction, a private catastrophe bond issued by German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s segregated accounts vehicle, Kaith Re Ltd., suggesting it remains at-risk of losses from the 2017 hurricanes and catastrophes.

The maturity date has been extended again for the $50 million Seaside Re 2017-3 transaction, which is a private catastrophe bond issued using German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s segregated accounts vehicle, Kaith Re Ltd., likely to allow for loss development to continue.

A private catastrophe bond issued through German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s segregated accounts vehicle, Kaith Re Ltd. has had its maturity extended. The $50 million Seaside Re 2017-3 cat bond was due to mature this week, but maturity for the full tranche has been pushed to February 8th, suggesting it may face potential losses.

A third private catastrophe bond transaction has now been issued through German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s Kaith Re Ltd. Bermuda domiciled segregated accounts vehicle in December, with a $50 million Seaside Re (Series 2018-2) offering, exposed to U.S. property catastrophe risks.

German reinsurance firm Hannover Re has facilitated a second private catastrophe bond this month with the completion of a $27 million Seaside Re (Series 2018-3) transaction, the second series of cat bond notes to be issued through its Kaith Re Ltd. Bermuda domiciled segregated accounts vehicle in recent days.

A new private catastrophe bond transaction has been completed with the assistance of German reinsurance giant Hannover Re. The $20 million Seaside Re (Series 2018-1) private cat bond, or cat bond lite as they are often termed, was issued using Hannover’s Kaith Re Ltd. Bermuda domiciled segregated accounts vehicle.

A new $86.5 million Seaside Re (Series 2017-1) private catastrophe bond, or cat bond lite, transaction, has been issued by German reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s segregated accounts vehicle, Kaith Re Ltd.