Schroder Secquaero
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The ILS manager’s analysis highlighted that Lloyd’s nat cat exposure had lowered over the six years to 2021. -
The outcomes were better than the Swiss Re global cat bond index decline after the major hurricane.
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Some might see the ILS sector as more institutionalised compared to personality-driven hedge funds, but there is little doubt that the original generation of ILS leaders will be hard to replace.
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Cat bonds have built-in protections against the threat of inflation, Schroders ILS chairman Dirk Lohmann has argued.
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The Zurich-based ILS manager expects to be underwriting some specialty business from 2022.
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It will also encompass impact investment manager BlueOrchard, although the microfinancier will keep its independent identity.
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She will leave Schroders at the end of the month after spending more than seven years at the company.
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The Schroder Secquaero CEO said the firm will consider setting up a rated balance sheet for clients, but it is wary of conflicts of interest.
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The former group CEO of Tokio Millennium Re will take on the role of deputy head of Schroders Secquaero in November.
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BlueOrchard manages the InsuResilience Investment Fund which provides access to insurance in the developing world.
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The institutional asset manager ownership model could help the ILS asset class shed its niche feel, Secquaero founder Dirk Lohmann suggested to Trading Risk.
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Returns from ILS funds tracked by Trading Risk fell to an average Q1 return of 0.63 percent to 0.65 percent in cat bond and multi-instrument funds.
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