Risk Management and Insurance
Catastrophe bonds, or cat bonds, are a type of insurance-linked security that allow issuers to transfer risk associated with catastrophic events, such as natural disasters, to investors. These bonds provide a way for insurers and reinsurers to raise capital in case of large-scale claims, while offering investors attractive returns if no triggering events occur within the bond’s term.
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