Co-Founder and CIO Michael Jedraszak forecasts a steady flow of capital into the sector as long as the broader ILS space remains attractive to investors.
Tangency Capital expands AUM to $3.6bn | | | Tangency Capital expands AUM to $3.6bn as ILS sector maintains relative appeal: Jedraszak  Coming off a robust 2025, ILS investment manager Tangency Capital Ltd has expanded its AUM to $3.6 billion. However, while Co-Founder and CIO Michael Jedraszak remains cautious about maintaining the firm's current growth trajectory amidst softening rates, he forecasts a steady flow of capital into the sector as long as the broader ILS space remains attractive to investors. The increase in assets under management (AUM) amounts to roughly $800 million in capital growth, due to new commitments raised and appreciation in values, over the second half of 2025, as investors continue to see the aligned quota share model as an attractive allocation. 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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