Artemis Fund Reaches $1 Billion Milestone in Catastrophe Bonds
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What happened
The Ambassador US mutual fund strategy, which invests in catastrophe bonds and private insurance-linked securities, reached nearly $1 billion in net assets under management as of September 24, 2026, according to reports from Artemis. The fund, which began in September 2021, delivered an 11.61% return for the year ending October 31, 2025. The fund had reached approximately $967 million in assets by August 31, 2026.
From artemis.bm
Why it matters
The growth of the Ambassador fund indicates strong investor appetite for the catastrophe bond and related ILS asset class. This steady increase in capital demonstrates the market's willingness to allocate funds to specialized risk assets.
From artemis.bm
Who's involved
- ArtemisManages the US mutual fund strategy that allocates capital to catastrophe bonds and ILS
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The entities involved
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Artemis
UK-based investment management firm
- Corporate reforms are underway as Mid Wynd moves from Artemis to Lazard, mirroring Japanese corporate restructuring, while European Opportunities collapses from Wirecard.
- Peak Reinsurance Company remains licensed in Bermuda, while its headquarters are in Hong Kong. The company also interacted with Artemis.