As Jamaica awaits an official determination on a potential $150 million payout from its IBRD CAR Jamaica 2024 parametric catastrophe bond from Hurricane Melissa, ratings agency Fitch has said that it does not expect to see any adverse reaction from the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market as a result of the payout. As
The insurance-linked securities (ILS) fund sector has delivered its highest single month of investment returns on record in September 2025 according to the ILS Advisers Fund Index, as strong premium accrual, coupon earnings and a benign loss environment combined to drive exceptional performance. Investors in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market have
CCRIF SPC, the Caribbean and Central America Parametric Insurance Facility and Development Insurer, is set to make its biggest single payout after after major hurricane Melissa triggered Jamaica’s tropical cyclone policy. There could be more parametric risk transfer payout financing to come as well, as CCRIF said that the Government
The World Bank has said that it expects to mobilise a broad package of financial support to aid Jamaica’s recovery from major hurricane Melissa and the development organisation has now stated that a payout of the country’s catastrophe bond is deemed likely. This is notable, as the World Bank facilitated
Jamaica’s catastrophe bond has now triggered as a result of the fallout from Hurricane Melissa, the government said. FULL ORIGINAL PUBLICATION HERE
In the weekly Impact Forecasting report from Aon, the company said that major hurricane Melissa’s impacts on Jamaica are likely to drive economic and insured losses into the single-digit billions of dollars, while also confirming parametric structures are likely to respond due to the storms severity. The insurance and reinsurance
Migdal Insurance Company Ltd., an Israeli insurance, pension and financial service company, is the latest first-time sponsor entrant to the catastrophe bond market, as it targets $100 million of earthquake reinsurance covering exposure in Israel through a new Turris Re Ltd. (Series 2025-1) transaction, Artemis understands from sources. This year has seen
$150M US ‘catastrophe bond’ issued last year headed to full payout, will provide Jamaica immediate help For the past decade, Jamaica has been building layers of financial protection in the event of a natural disaster. Now, after Hurricane Melissa tore through the country, destroying homes, roads and essential infrastructure, the
With some months now passed since the ESMA recommendation regarding the eligibility of catastrophe bonds within UCITS investment fund structures, Daniel Grieger of Plenum Investments has highlighted how national regulators are not all in agreement. The European Securities and Markets Authority’s (ESMA) made a recommendation in June to the European Commission not