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Twelve Securis sees demand for blended liquid cat bond portfolios
The firm is pitching combined liquid catastrophe bonds and private ILS exposures as a way to give investors more control over liquidity and diversification.
The catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) manager Twelve Securis is seeing growing client interest in portfolios that blend liquid cat bonds with selected private ILS exposures, according to Artemis.
Speaking with Artemis during key conference season, Cahal Doris, Twelve Securis chief investment officer for ILS, said the approach is designed to give investors greater control over liquidity, diversification, and risk-return objectives as the ILS market expands and becomes more competitive.
Doris also described how Twelve Securis aims to differentiate by combining specialist expertise in insurance risk with the ability to invest across the broader catastrophe opportunity set, including assessing relative value across cat bonds, reinsurance, and retrocession.
Looking ahead, Artemis reports Doris said the company plans to continue providing a range of ILS opportunities into 2027 and beyond, while also pointing to parametric and specialty opportunities as potential ways to broaden the investable universe where risks can be analyzed robustly and structures offer appropriate compensation.