15 March 2024Alternative Risk Transfer

Hamilton added $200m US risk retro cover 1.1 via Easton Re cat bond

Bermuda-based global specialty re/insurer Hamilton issued a fresh $200 million in cat bonds from the 1.1 for retrocession coverage of US named storm and earthquake risks via its ILS unit Easton Re.

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Hamilton added $200m US risk retro cover 1.1 via Easton Re cat bond

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