Articles - JLT Capital Markets close $31.8m Cat bond


 Jardine Lloyd Thompson Capital Markets has announced its second Market Re private placement cat bond (Market Re 2014 -2), which closed at $31.825 million. The new bond provides one year indemnity-based collateralized catastrophe reinsurance coverage for the cedant’s Florida book of business and was accomplished via two separate classes.

 “Since launching the Market Re platform in May, we have seen considerable interest from both cedants and investors,” commented Michael Popkin, Managing Director and Co-Head of Insurance-Linked Securities at Jardine Lloyd Thompson Capital Markets. “By increasing the efficiency of the overall issuance process, we have opened the market to new cedants to begin to engage with the capital markets.”

 “Market Re is a flexible platform that allows for highly customized solutions for our clients,” said Rick Miller, Managing Director and Co-Head of Insurance-Linked Securities at Jardine Lloyd Thompson Capital Markets. “We expect to see the velocity of Market Re private cat bond transactions continue to increase.”

 “We are very excited to see that JLTCM continues to develop innovative structures which further reduce frictional expenses,” reflected Ed Hochberg, CEO of Jardine Lloyd Thompson Capital Markets. “These developments provide many more cedants with capacity from the capital markets that would otherwise be inaccessible.” 

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