Broker-dealers signal another $10bn year ahead for cat bonds
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Broker-dealers signal another $10bn year ahead for cat bonds

Liz Bury, 
Ben Wylie
10 January 2022
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The catastrophe bond market is expected to maintain bumper levels of issuance with estimates averaging $10bn for next year, and prices more-or-less flat at least in H1, broker-dealers have said.

The year ahead will build on a run of two consecutive record years of issuance, with final 2021 deal volumes surpassing $12bn, by Trading Risk estimates that include the Operational Re ILS transaction.

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