Analysts in the J.P. Morgan European equity research team have said that if hurricane Milton’s industry impact comes in between $20 billion and $40 billion, they “don’t see Milton driving a reinsurance market turn” in 2025.Estimates suggest hurricane Milton’s costs for the insurance and reinsurance industry are coming in lower than the market had initially … Read more
Highlighting the still wide-range of uncertainty in insurance market loss estimates after hurricane Milton, catastrophe bond investment manager Icosa Investments AG has noted that the cat bond market seems not to have discounted prices as widely to account for uncertainty this time.After hurricane Ian, the catastrophe bond market fell by roughly 10% in a sharp … Read more
Moody’s RMS Event Response has estimated that private market insured losses from hurricane Milton will fall in a range between $22 billion and $36 billion, with a best estimate of $26 billion.The estimate includes only privately insured losses from wind, storm surge, and precipitation-induced flood damage from the event. It does not include any losses … Read more
Catastrophe bond fund manager Icosa Investments has highlighted current uncertainty over the level of losses the market may face from hurricane Milton, but notes that while some principal losses seem likely there remains a high level of uncertainty over certain structures, especially aggregate cat bonds that have much of their risk periods left to run.The … Read more
Responding to the potential impact of losses from hurricane Milton, the catastrophe bond market has fallen by just 1.34% at the end of week pricing of the index calculated by Swiss Re Capital Markets, while the US wind specific version of the cat bond index fell by only 3.64%.It’s a stark contrast to how the … Read more
