The rating agency said alternative capital remains a critical source of retrocessional reinsurance capacity for some of the biggest reinsurers in the market
Collateralized retro use grows for some: S&P | | | Last chance to register for Artemis London 2025! ----------------------------------- Collateralized retro capacity increasingly important for some major reinsurers: S&P  Alternative capital remains a critical source of retrocessional reinsurance capacity for some of the biggest reinsurers in the market, with it seen to increase in importance for some of the top-tier companies over the last year, S&P Global Ratings has said. The increase in use of collateralized retro likely reflects growing capacity in that space, including from ILS sources, more attractive catastrophe bond pricing and the fact cat bond pricing can often front-run the renewals, as well as some new collateralized entrants and growth from existing players. 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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