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Interactive Brokers Moves to List Hurricane Risk, Opening Catastrophe Bets to Mainstream Traders
Can Stablecoins Fix Catastrophe Bonds' Achilles' Heel? Bermuda Wants To Find Out
Insurers Love Private Debt Yield, Shrug Off Liquidity: BlackRock's Fink
Banks Say They Are Passing on Data Center Loans Insurers, Reinsurers Are Happy to Fund
Institutional, Climate-Exposed Multifamily Buyers Are Getting an Insurance Discount Smaller Owners Can't Match
Insurance pricing rewards scale like no other operating cost, and it's quietly deciding who owns climate-exposed multifamily.
Bill Pushes Physical and Cyber Peril Into US Energy Distribution Layer
US lawmakers have voted to push mandatory physical and cyber peril analysis down to the local distribution layer of the energy grid — the part of the network sitting closest to insured exposure.
A State-Backed War-Risk Backstop Eyed to Draw Private Capital Into Ukraine's Rebuild
Insurers Court Bank Balance Sheets As Regulators Push Back on Private Credit
Private Credit Liquidity Never Was the Problem for Insurance. But the Maturity Wall Is
A redemption panic that hit the private-credit market over the past several months is not the insurer/investor problem, according to industry professionals. However, a looming maturity wall is the one private-credit risk a buy-and-hold annuity book can't structure away.
Apollo's Zelter Wants to "Snuff Out" Offshore Regulatory Arbitrage Blaze
KKR ❤️ Private Credit, Insurance Illiquidity Is Forever
KKR's Co-CEO defends the private credit illiquidity premium, Moody's maps a $375B- $1 trillion uninsured flood exposure gap that private carriers haven't closed.