Catastrophe-Bond Holders Bet Hurricane Polo Won't Trigger Losses

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Key details

• Isacco Loconte, an insurance-linked securities specialist at asset manager Azimut Switzerland SA, said in a LinkedIn post earlier this week that there are more than 70 scenarios in which Hurricane Polo might trigger a payout of the Mexico cat bond, with potential losses ranging from 25% to 100%.
• Accenture Settles With Justice Department Over DEI Policies Hurricane Nolo Threatens Hawaii With Catastrophic Flooding Edison CEO Warns Wildfire Impasse Risks Higher Customer Bills EV Sales Are Booming in Europe With Gasoline at $10 a Gallon .
• Investors in cat bonds, a market that’s almost doubled in size since 2021 to more than $60 billion this year, lost out in 2025 when Hurricane Melissa slammed into Jamaica.

Why it matters to restoration

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