ILS and cat bond markets set to remain attractive to investors into 2026: Hannover Re

The insurance-linked securities (ILS) and catastrophe bond market is reaching new heights, with structural innovation and investor appetite driving momentum that shows little sign of slowing. Sven Althoff, an executive board member of Hannover Re, told Monte Carlo Today.

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ILS and cat bond markets set to remain attractive to investors into 2026: Hannover Re

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