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22 April 2019

Collaborative Approach Augurs Well For Future ILS Growth

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Bermuda Partner Sarah Demerling recently contributed to hedgeweek's special report 'Bermuda Fund Services 2019' discussing Bermuda's Insurance Linked Securities (ILS).
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Bermuda Partner Sarah Demerling recently contributed to hedgeweek's special report 'Bermuda Fund Services 2019' discussing Bermuda's Insurance Linked Securities (ILS). 

Bermuda's ILS marketplace has proven to be resilient over the years. The Bermuda Stock Exchange (BSX) has significantly outpaced other global markets and now lists more than 300 insurance linked securities, collectively representing USD30.92 billion, with international debt listings climbing 20 per cent in 2018 to 201 vehicles.

"The ILS marketplace has again proved its resilience. This was further reinforced last year with additional natural catastrophe losses, yet investor appetite remained strong. The capacity is still there and existing ILS managers are putting in more assets. We also see new ILS managers coming to market, so notwithstanding the fact that the ILS market has been tested (by loss events), it would still appear to be following a growth trajectory," says Demerling, Partner in Corporate, Finance & Funds Group. 

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