Twelve Securis says the relative value of the ILS asset class remains compelling for investors with structural improvements set to persist.
ILS structural improvements to persist: Twelve Securis | | | Cat bond and ILS structural improvements to persist beyond this cycle: Twelve Securis  Despite catastrophe bond risk spreads having tightened and reinsurance rates being expected to decline at the renewals, specialist insurance-linked securities manager Twelve Securis says the relative value of the ILS asset class remains compelling for investors with structural improvements set to persist. This spread environment, driven by seasonal and structural factors, has served to make the cost of risk capital and reinsurance protection cheaper for cat bond sponsors, which has been helping to drive the significant issuance levels seen this year. Importantly, when it comes to the January 2026 reinsurance renewals, Twelve Securis is expecting discipline to remain firm on important contract structural features such as attachment points and collateral terms. 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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