A reminder that you can bring our cat bond market charts up in full-screen views for easier analysis and presenting
Analyse cat bond market data in full-screen | | | Analyse our catastrophe bond market data in full-screen We wanted to remind you how you can make our interactive catastrophe bond market charts and visualisations much clearer to read, for closer analysis or even to present on a large screen. Most of our charts have a small three-lined symbol at their top right corner. Click on this symbol and a drop-down menu appears, the top option being "View in full screen" (see example below).  Select this option and the interactive visualisation will expand to fill your screen. Meaning you can still hover over items, select and deselect series or groups of data to include, making analysis much clearer. You can exit full-screen view by hitting escape, or selecting it from the same menu. Many of our readers use this option to present catastrophe bond market data on a large screen as well, making the charts easier to read for an audience or in a group meeting. Don't forget, where there are items in a key at the bottom of a chart, such as the months in this cat bond issuance by month and year chart, you can deselect items to exclude them from the visual. So in this case you can deselect all months except Q1, to analyse issuance trends just for that three month period over time. We hope you find this helpful! Check out the full range of charts using the link below. View all the charts. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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