It's the largest contribution that the catastrophe bond market has made to the California Earthquake Authority's reinsurance tower
CEA's risk transfer hit 36% from cat bonds | | | CEA risk transfer limit grows slightly to $7.912bn, with catastrophe bonds now 36%  The California Earthquake Authority's (CEA) reinsurance program grew slightly to include limit of $7.912 billion at the end of 2025, while the catastrophe bond market was providing its largest share of the risk transfer tower ever, at 36% of total limit. Of that $7.912 billion at Dec 31st 2025, around $5.087 billion of limit was from the traditional or collateralized reinsurance markets, while the remaining $2.875 billion was from the catastrophe bond market. Our chart in this article shows how the sourcing of risk transfer has changed over time, with cat bonds playing an increasing role. 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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