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Private capital's entry into insurance via catastrophe bonds worries industry, may skew risk funding.
Private capital is increasingly entering the insurance market through investments like catastrophe bonds, raising concerns among industry leaders.
Critics argue that the focus on high-severity risks could leave everyday risks underfunded.
The influx of capital from hedge funds and private equity, aiming for short-term gains, may destabilize the long-term nature of insurance.
Meanwhile, the ILS market saw strong returns in July, recovering from earlier losses.
Artemis London 2025, an insurance-linked securities conference, is set to discuss these market developments.
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La entrada de capital privado en seguros a través de bonos de catástrofe preocupa a la industria, puede sesgar la financiación de riesgos.