Cat bond idiosyncratic wild ride may be shifting to new phase: Tenax

Catastrophe bonds may have put paid to a period of rather idiosyncratic volatility that could merit a rethinking by investors of their ILS preferences by peril and by trigger, the London-based re/insurance sector investment firm Tenax Capital has suggested.

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