Growing interest is also being seen in casualty sidecars, Mitchell Rosenberg, Global Co-Head of ILS told Artemis in an interview
HCMA sees continued growth in cat bonds & sidecars | | | HCMA sees continued growth in cat bonds & sidecars as ILS space moves into 2026: Rosenberg  As the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market continues to expand, Howden Capital Markets & Advisory (HCMA) expects to see a continuation of growth in the catastrophe bond space, alongside continued opportunities in property catastrophe-focused sidecars and growing interest in casualty sidecars, Mitchell Rosenberg, Global Co-Head of ILS told Artemis in an interview. Rosenberg pointed to liquidity as both a benefit and a challenge for the global ILS market today. "One key opportunity and challenge is how to further develop liquidity across the ILS market; this will not only help shape the future of the market, but can also help increase investor appetite." 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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