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31 May 2024Alternative Risk Transfer

SCOR returns with $175m Atlas Capital cat bond, ‘very pleased with efficiency gains made’

Global reinsurance giant SCOR has returned to the catastrophe bond market with the issuance of Atlas Capital DAC Series 2024-1, which will provide the group with multi-year risk transfer capacity of $175 million to protect against named storms in the US and earthquakes in the US and Canada.

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