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More than $30bn of industry loss warranty (ILW) capacity has been traded since 2003, representing approximately $4.5bn of premium changing hands between reinsurers and counterparties over the seven-year period.

Despite strong market growth post-Hurricane Katrina, the sector is still small in comparison to the traditional catastrophe reinsurance market - with its estimated $200bn in annual deployed capacity. But the ILW market punchesabove its weight in providing a vital reservoir of capacity to fill gaps in traditional reinsurance programmes for peak...

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