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ARTICLE · 05 JANUARY 2023

Q4 2022 Catastrophe Bond And ILS Market Report

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As this report shows, fourth-quarter catastrophe bond issuance significantly dropped year-on-year and came in below the ten-year average for the quarter.

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Fresh capital will enter the insurance linked securities (ILS) market, but while catastrophe bond deals successfully closed for year-end, others failed to complete, suggesting there's no rush to enter the space, according to Brad Adderley, Bermuda Managing Partner.

As this report shows, fourth-quarter catastrophe bond issuance significantly dropped year-on-year and came in below the ten-year average for the quarter.

As the market navigates what's expected to be a very late and prolonged reinsurance renewals season, the usual flurry of start-ups and capital raises is nowhere to be seen. After all, it's said that investor sentiment is cautious.

In light of this, we spoke with Appleby's Adderley about cat bond market dynamics and what this means for issuance in 2023.

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