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Howden Capital Markets outlines trends in casualty reinsurance sidecar market in Bermuda

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Howden Capital Markets & Advisory (HCMA), the capital markets and insurance-linked securities specialist unit of Howden, held a roundtable discussion regarding the casualty reinsurance sidecar market. HCMA executives noted that the surge in sidecar activity is primarily driven by rapid growth in interest within the casualty and long-tail side. Clients, which include insurers, reinsurers, and MGAs, are increasingly reviewing partnerships to optimize their capital structure and convert underwriting income into stable fee income.

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The market trend suggests that casualty sidecars are moving beyond a niche product for sophisticated investors. This shift is seen as a genuine third pillar alongside traditional reinsurance and the balance sheet for risk management. The activity is seen across the board from various insurers and reinsurers.

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