Hannover Re’s Kaith Re points $10m Seaside Re 2024-61 personal cat bond – Artemis.bm

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Kaith Re Ltd., the transformer automobile owned by international reinsurance agency Hannover Re, has issued one other personal disaster bond, with simply over $10 million of Seaside Re (Series 2024-61) notes offered to traders.

Hannover Re has been serving to market individuals and its purchasers with the matching of reinsurance dangers to capital markets and insurance-linked securities (ILS) traders in a extra environment friendly method for a lot of years now and its Kaith Re construction has issued lots of the personal cat bonds we’ve tracked.

In 2023, Hannover Re facilitated the issuance of $49 million of notes throughout 4 Seaside Re personal cat bond points and one $15 million issuance underneath the LI Re account of Kaith Re.

Up to now in 2024, we’d seen $59 million of Seaside Re private cat bonds that came to market in January.

Now, with one other $10 million from this Sequence 2024-61 be aware issuance, Hannover Re’s Seaside Re personal cat bond program has $69 million in offers that we’ve seen and tracked to this point this 12 months.

Particulars of those may be seen in the Artemis Deal Directory, which you can filter to only show private cat bonds and cat bond lite transactions.

This $10 million Seaside Re (Sequence 2024-61) personal disaster bond, or cat bond lite, transaction has been issued by international reinsurance firm Hannover Re’s Class 3 Bermuda-based insurer and segregated accounts automobile Kaith Re Ltd.

Hannover Re operates, partially, as a facilitator to assist traders entry reinsurance associated threat and returns in securitized type, in addition to serving to its cedents to entry the capital markets for complementary reinsurance capital.

The reinsurer does this by performing as a threat transformer and facilitator for 144A cat bonds, personal disaster bonds and different collateralised reinsurance associated insurance-linked securities (ILS). Hannover Re additionally cedes threat by means of its retrocession program, a few of which can be securitized utilizing Kaith Re.

Hannover Re makes use of Bermuda domiciled Class 3 insurer and reinsurance transformer automobile Kaith Re Ltd. to situation its personal cat bonds, underneath the Seaside Re and Li Re collection.

This issuance is of simply barely over $10 million of notes from a Seaside Re (Sequence 2024-61) tranche, that are uncovered to U.S. property disaster dangers and have a due date of July fifteenth 2025.

As with all of those personal cat bond offers, the proceeds from the sale of every tranche of privately positioned notes to cat bond traders will fund the collateral necessities to assist an underlying reinsurance or retrocession settlement, for whichever ceding re/insurer is the last word beneficiary of the safety.

These cat bond lite offers can signify investor or ILS fund participation in a reinsurance or retrocession tower, a one-year collateralized reinsurance or business loss guarantee (ILW) transaction entered into across the mid-year 2024 reinsurance renewals, or one other personal association remodeled to be matched with capital market investor urge for food. At occasions, additionally they present traders with securitized entry to different retrocessional dangers ceded by Hannover Re.

Together with this simply barely over $10 million new Seaside Re 2024-61 personal cat bond, Artemis’ complete for cat bond lite issuance for 2024 to this point has now reached almost $385 million.

Final 12 months, for 2023, Artemis recorded $642 million of personal disaster bond issuance.

You can track private catastrophe bond issuance by year using this interactive chart. Use the key to include or exclude types of transaction.

You possibly can learn all about this new Seaside Re (Series 2024-61) personal disaster bond transaction in our intensive Deal Directory.

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