Speaking at the International Forum of Terrorism Risk (Re)Insurance Pools in Sydney, Australia today, Guy Carpenter’s Asia Pacific CEO, Tony Gallagher, has explained the importance of retrocession markets in supporting provision of terrorism reinsurance, highlighting catastrophe bonds as an important and growing mechanism. The IFTRIP event brings together the government

Pool Re, the UK government backed mutual terrorism reinsurance firm, is back in the catastrophe bond market to sponsor its fourth terrorism catastrophe bond, with a Baltic PCC Limited (Series 2026-1) issuance being offered to investors, we understand. When Pool Re announced its latest retrocession program renewal earlier this month, we indicated

A new study authored by Hang Gao, et al published in The Geneva Papers on Risk and Insurance has highlighted how basis risk is a manageable and structural feature of parametric triggers, decoupling it from financial impacts on insurers or policyholders to focus on its fundamental properties. According to the

Nascent Re Ltd. a licensed reinsurance transformer owned and operated by Bermuda-based Nascent Group, has completed its first issuance of listed insurance-linked securities, as a €10 million tranche of OFS Re Series 2026-001 preferred shares have been admitted to the Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX). Nascent Group is a technology-driven insurance management,