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Cincinnati, Chubb, and QBE are advancing catastrophe bond deals, reflecting growth in cyber risk and alternative reinsurance.
Cincinnati Insurance is lowering pricing for its $150 million Skyline Re II cat bond, aiming for a 3.5% to 4% spread, down from earlier guidance, as it returns to the market since 2017.
Chubb is launching the first annual aggregate cyber catastrophe bond, a $150 million deal providing two years of cyber reinsurance coverage with a $600 million to $750 million attachment point.
QBE is raising $400 million via its largest cat bond to date, expanding coverage for U.S. and Australian earthquakes and storms, with investor demand tightening pricing.
The ILS market is seeing innovation in cyber risk transfer, increased institutional interest, and broader adoption of technology and alternative structures.
Cincinnati, Chubb, y QBE están avanzando en acuerdos de bonos de catástrofe, lo que refleja el crecimiento en el riesgo cibernético y el reaseguro alternativo.