Slump in 1.1 assets show investors measuring gains against increased risk
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Slump in 1.1 assets show investors measuring gains against increased risk

Fiona Robertson
31 January 2022
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Anecdotal evidence suggests the fundraising environment in the ILS market last year was becoming far more challenging than at any point in the last decade, with board-level concern around climate change setting a high bar for new wins.

Of course there have been some exceptions to this experience, including the firms that have benefitted from investors rotating their managers based on recent performance and in robust cat bond fund inflows, despite some investors raising concerns about spread...

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