Momentum in the catastrophe bond market persisted through the start of 2026
Cat bond issuance hit $6.7bn in Q1: New report | | | Strong cat bond momentum persists with second-largest Q1 on record  After breaking all records last year, catastrophe bond market momentum persisted through the first-quarter of 2026, with a significant $6.7 billion of new risk capital analysed and tracked in the period, making Q1 2026 the second most active start to the year in the cat bond market's history, Artemis' new quarterly catastrophe bond market report shows. The Artemis Q1 2026 catastrophe bond and related insurance-linked securities (ILS) market report examines the second most active first quarter in the market's history, as a record 35 transactions comprised of 56 tranches of notes brought a significant $6.7 billion of new risk capital to market. Rule 144A cat bond issuance reached $6.4 billion in the quarter, while of that $6 billion were property cat bonds. Download our new report. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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