Competing forces continue to drive the yield of the catastrophe bond market sideways
Cat bond market yield stable at 10.43% | | | Cat bond market yield stable at 10.43%, as seasonality and demand compete in March  The opposing forces of seasonality and demand continued to drive the overall yield of the catastrophe bond market sideways through March, ending the month at 10.43% so remaining relatively flat over the period, according to the latest data from Plenum Investments. The 10.43% catastrophe bond market yield as of the end of March 2025, driven by its components of a 6.13% insurance risk spread and rounding to 4.30% collateral yield remains at historically attractive levels for investors. As we've said before, against other fixed income alternatives, catastrophe bonds as an asset class continue to deliver on relatively higher spreads, with the added benefit of the risk-free return on collateral as well. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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