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20 October 2016Alternative Risk Transfer

ILS market is safe from hurricanes

Hurricane Matthew went through the Caribbean at the start of October and then passed along the Eastern coastline of the US, hitting parts of Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and North Carolina, before heading back out to sea and dissipating. It was followed closely by Hurricane Nicole, which made a direct hit on Bermuda on October 13.

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