Seasonality and lower pricing seem to be combining now to drive risk spreads lower
Cat bond risk spreads hit lowest level since 2017
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Cat bond risk spreads fall to lowest level since 2017, as tightening continued in October: Plenum
Catastrophe bond insurance risk spreads declined further in October 2026, as seasonal tightening continued to affect the overall yield of the cat bond market. Cat bond risk spreads now stand at their lowest since 2017 and while the tightening trend will end soon, it remains to be seen how lower spreads of new issuance affect the market yield going forwards.
The latest data on cat bond yields from Plenum Investments shows that the typical hurricane seasonal spread tightening continued last month, while with new issuance picking up again the expected loss of the cat bond market had increased in October as well.
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