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Important progress has been made in establishing a precedent for casualty insurance-linked securities transactions in the last several years, but there is still significant work to do.

This paper, the first in a three-part series, provides an overview of non-NatCat insurance-linked securities.

In the wake of Hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria, the property and casualty insurance and reinsurance markets are positioned to step in and provide perhaps the largest series of storm-related payouts in history.

It is worth considering what impacts Hurricane Matthew may have on the insurance-linked securities market and on alternative capital investors more generally.

Growth in insurance-linked securities has increasingly come from private transactions that closely resemble traditional reinsurance business, but these contracts and structures can be more difficult to value.

Collateralized reinsurance has become an essential tool for catastrophe-focused investment managers (insurance-linked securities managers).

The insurance-linked securities market is starting to focus on bringing new types of risk and new sponsors.

Aaron Koch sits down with captive.com for a discussion on insurance-linked securities.

Catastrophe risk markets can create a broader range of investment opportunities, including both very low risk, highly rated catastrophe instruments as well as low-rated, higher-yielding instruments, through the use of collateralized debt obligations.

The rise of collateralized reinsurance and what it means for the future of insurance-linked securities.