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18 February 2016Alternative Risk Transfer

Potential for tremors in cat bond market

Despite being dismissed by Warren Buffett as a ‘fashionable asset class’ with a worsening outlook, we expect interest in catastrophe bonds to continue in 2016. Although issuances have been at roughly the same level for the past two years, at around $7 billion, the size of the market currently stands at $25 billion with steady growth expected in the forthcoming years.

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