Published: Fri 11 Oct 2024

Hurricane Milton to cause 0-4% loss to cat bond market: Twelve Capital

ILS investment manager Twelve Capital has estimated a loss of principal to the catastrophe bond market of between 0 to 4 percent from Hurricane Milton, with an insured loss between $20bn and $50bn.

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Published: Fri 11 Oct 2024

Early post-landfall Aon estimate puts Milton insured losses at $25bn-$40bn

Moody’s RMS post-landfall Milton stochastic events output points to $11.8bn mean wind loss

Hurricane Milton to cause 0-4% loss to cat bond market: Twelve Capital

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