27 January 2014News

Cincinnati Insurance completes $100 million cat bond

The Cincinnati Insurance Company, one of the biggest 25 insurance companies in the US, has completed a $100 million cat bond that transfers the company’s risks associated with earthquakes on a per-occurrence basis, as well as severe convective storm losses on an aggregate basis.

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