Our news and analysis from the last week
Artemis Newsletter - September 23rd 2026
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- Twelve Securis sees demand for blended liquid cat bond and private ILS portfolios: Doris
- CatIQ raises Montreal West Island flooding insured loss estimate to C$442m
- Casualty sidecars emerging as third pillar, sponsors urged to act: HCMA
- Strengthening Hurricane Polo brings Mexico catastrophe bond into focus
- US property claims severity and costs rising, even with stable designated cat events: Verisk
- Property aggregate XoL rebounds with 50% increase in traded limits: Marsh Re
- Enstar sees fronting for ILS capital as diversifying solution to selectively develop: Zaprianov
- ILS complementary for transferring, funding risks of large infrastructure projects: Singapore’s MAS
- Deploying ILS capital into cyber, AI, data centres requires right fund structures: Albertini, Leadenhall
- Tower grows first-event catastrophe reinsurance limit to NZ $970m at reduced cost
- Casualty sidecars require discipline on both sides as asset risk grows: Ledger
- Moody’s launches Risk InvestorIQ to support ILS transaction and portfolio evaluation
- Swiss Re supporting clients by creating risk awareness, prevention and transfer: Urs Baertschi
- Flexibility will be rewarded as capacity floods market: Kumar, Marsh Securities CEO
- Discipline determines the credit outcome of soft reinsurance market pricing: KBRA
- China Construction Bank manager pleads guilty to accepting bribes from Vesttoo employee
- Busy August pushes Allstate’s current aggregate year pre-tax cat losses to $3.15bn
- Pillar Capital Management adopts Ultrassure to support contract review workflows
- Institutional capital now core market infrastructure, as value chain unbundles: Aon
- Florida State Board has Lloyd’s investment in pipeline, to diversify more as cat ILS softens
- BMA to prioritise substance of parametric risk transfer over contractual form for new PSPI
- Property reinsurance investing offers more manageable tail risk than perceived: Agecroft
- Data centre build-out will force industry to rethink approaches to risk modeling: Arbol CEO
- Cat 5 Florida hurricanes could drive $300bn plus insurance market loss: Swiss Re
- Hong Kong targets PCC structure for efficient ILS issuance, wants to invigorate ILS investment
- Property reinsurance prices most likely to fall 7.5% to 15% in 2027: Moody’s survey
- ILS offers diversification when traditional stock/bond relationships falter: Omnigence Asset Management
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