The first-quarter of 2026 will be at least the second busiest start to the year on record in the catastrophe bond market
Cat bond issuance projected near $5.86bn | | | Catastrophe bond issuance already projected at near $5.86bn in Q1 2026  Catastrophe bond issuance is on track to make this first-quarter at least the second busiest start to any year on record, with Artemis' Deal Directory data already projecting close to $5.86 billion of cat bond issuance for Q1 2026, only falling behind the total from last year at this stage. With February not even over yet there is time for the pipeline of new catastrophe bonds to continue building as well, so the eventual first-quarter 2026 issuance total is likely to be higher still. 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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