Analysts at J.P. Morgan believe that traditional reinsurance capacity is weighing on pricing, not the growing catastrophe bond market
Cat bonds aren't pressuring price: JPM | | | Cat bonds not pressuring reinsurance pricing, main competition is traditional: J.P. Morgan  The catastrophe bond asset class, while growing strongly, is not seen as putting pricing pressure on reinsurers, with the main additional competition seen as coming from the traditional reinsurance market whose capital base has grown faster, analysts at J.P. Morgan have said. Despite strong growth in cat bonds this year, the JPM analysts state, "We do not see the asset class putting pressure on reinsurance pricing, with the main additional competition coming from the traditional reinsurance industry." 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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