Catastrophe Bonds, But Not All Investors, Spared Irene Losses
Fears that several catastrophe bonds exposed to Hurricane Irene would experience a loss are now vanishing from the market following
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Wind vs. Water vs. Trees
Any debate that wind damage was responsible for a majority Hurricane Irene losses — as opposed to publicly backed flooding — will
Irene Not a ‘Market Turning’ Event
Hurricane Irene will not create enough loss for the private property/casualty market in order to impact pricing, according industry
Typhoon Nanmadol Cuts Through Philippines, Eyes Taiwan
Typhoon Nanmadol cut a path of a destruction through the Philippines causing an estimated PHP955 million ($22.5 million) in
Caribbean Fund Escapes Irene Losses as it Enters Peak Wind Season
Hurricane Irene was not a triggering event for member countries of the Caribbean Catastrophe Risk Insurance Facility (CCRIF), however the
Embarcadero Catastrophe Bond a ‘Negative’ for Reinsurance Industry: Moody’s
The newly minted $150 million catastrophe bond program structured by the California Earthquake Authority (CEA) could act as new shot
