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IFSCA to send SPI sidecar proposals to Indian government: Chairman K. Rajaraman

The International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) will be sending proposals to the Government of India regarding the regulator’s proposed framework that would allow re/insurers to set up reinsurance sidecars in a special purpose insurance (SPI) framework, Chairman K. Rajaraman announced at the Global Conference of Actuaries 2026 earlier this

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FERMA urges EU to integrate cat bonds, ILS, & parametrics into climate resilience framework

FERMA, the Federation of European Risk Management Associations has urged the European Commission to adopt a collaborative approach to the climate resilience framework it plans to introduce later this year, calling for the use of catastrophe bonds, insurance-linked securities (ILS) and parametric products. The Commission’s European Climate Resilience Framework is

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Ecuador contracts first parametric insurance for climate-vulnerable farmers

Ecuador has contracted its first parametric agricultural insurance policies, benefitting up to 10,000 people in smallholder rice and maize farming households against extreme rainfall and drought risk, marking a major milestone for the Tripartite Agreement Programme, a public-private partnership between the Insurance Development Forum (IDF), the United Nations Development Programme

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Institutional ILS demand surges, investment manager selection remains key: bfinance

With the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector continuing to expand, institutional investor appetite within the space has been resurgent. A new paper from consultancy firm bfinance acknowledges that manager selection within the market involves distinct challenges, with unique investment risks and notable operational complexity to consider. Recent demand for ILS strategies

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Global Parametrics highlights how parametric products & cat bonds can scale humanitarian risk financing

A recent report from Global Parametrics has acknowledged that catastrophe bonds can be part of the solution to risk financing for humanitarian organisations. The firm suggests that for humanitarian organisations requiring substantial capacity, multi-year cat bonds, as well as parametric products may secure greater limits and provide longer-term protection than other

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L&G to maintain exposure to catastrophe bonds despite spread tightening

Despite tighter spreads in the catastrophe bond market, Legal & General (L&G) intends to maintain its exposure to the asset class, with Alex Turner, Fund Manager Assistant, and Martin Dietz, Head of Diversified Strategies, noting the firm is prioritising portfolio integrity while awaiting more favourable entry points, rather than rotating

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