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Institutional investors in APAC take cautious steps toward cat bonds

Kristina Shperlik
Facing tightening credit spreads and thin equity premiums, asset owners are cautiously embracing ILS for their higher yields and diversification benefits, but allocations remain modest.
Institutional investors in APAC take cautious steps toward cat bonds

Asian institutional investors are turning to insurance-linked securities (ILS), particularly catastrophe bonds, as they search for yield and uncorrelated returns against a backdrop of tightening credit spreads and muted equity risk premiums.

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