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31 January 2024Alternative Risk Transfer

Cat bonds can’t repeat 2023 rebound, but major returns remain: Solidum

Catastrophe bonds stand no chance of repeating the rally enjoyed throughout 2023, but retain yields well above their historical average with potential for “above-average returns in 2024,” analysts at ILS fund manager Solidum Partners have argued.

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