Daily Market Updates: Tokenized catastrophe bonds aim to expand capital for disaster risk

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Tokenized catastrophe bonds aim to expand capital for disaster risk

Reported · Written up by our desk · Regulation

CoinDesk reports on plans for a Bermuda catastrophe bond issuance that would use tokenization to place legal ownership onchain.

The proposal also targets funding for disaster risks that the market says remain expensive and costly to insure.

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CoinDeskTokenized catastrophe bonds target the disaster-insurance gap

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