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Mexico targets upsized $150m-$175m Pacific named storm cat bond

The Government of Mexico is looking to upsize its Pacific named storm protection from its latest tranche of World Bank and IBRD facilitated catastrophe bond notes, with now up to $175 million in parametric disaster insurance protection sought from the deal. Recall that Mexico has already secured $420 million in protection

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Cat bonds & ILS perhaps best diversifying hedge fund strategy of Q1 2024

The global hedge fund industry had a strong first-quarter to 2024, adding significant assets under management and delivering strong returns across many strategies. But, when it comes to investment strategies that can be truly diversifying, versus broader economic and capital market trends, catastrophe bonds and ILS were perhaps the best.

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NCJUA returns for first catastrophe bond since 2013, $125m Longleaf Pine Re

The North Carolina Joint Underwriting Association (NCJUA) has returned to the catastrophe bond market for the first time since 2013, seeking $125 million of more in aggregate named storm reinsurance from this Longleaf Pine Re Ltd. (Series 2024-1) issuance. Previously, the North Carolina Joint Underwriting Association (NCJUA) had sponsored catastrophe bonds

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Participants of the Insurance Market of Uzbekistan learn more about Climate and Disaster Risk Finance

The United Nations Development Program (UNDP), with the National Agency for Perspective Projects of the Republic of Uzbekistan and the Association of Professional Participants in the Insurance Market of Uzbekistan, conducted a training for insurance sector specialists on the topic “Climate and Disaster Risk Finance” with the involvement of an international expert.

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Multilateral development banks to boost disaster & climate risk insurance

Leaders of 10 multilateral development banks (MDB’s) announced steps to collaborate more effectively to increase the impact and scale of their work, in order to tackle urgent development challenges, including addressing the growing need for disaster risk insurance and in climate risk financing. The 10 multilateral development banks (MDB’s) behind

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