The seasonality effects of the peak of the US hurricane season approaching accelerated a decline in the overall yield of the catastrophe bond market in August, although it still ended the month at a very favourable 12.52%
Cat bond market yield declines on peak hurricane seasonality | | | Catastrophe bond market yield declines on peak hurricane seasonality  The seasonality effects of the peak of the US hurricane season approaching accelerated a decline in the overall yield of the catastrophe bond market in August, although it still ended the month at a very favourable 12.52%. US hurricane risk seasonality is a key driver of yield spreads in catastrophe bonds, with the market typically seen to experience spread compression as the peak of the hurricane season approaches, then recover some ground as the season winds down. Read the full story. | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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