Japan earthquake raises cat bond uncertainty
Japan earthquake raises cat bond uncertainty
The earthquake that struck off the east coast of Japan on March 11 has caused uncertainty over whether a number of catastrophe (cat) bonds will be triggered, and what the broader consequences will be for the market.
The Swiss Re Global Cat Bond Performance Price Return index, which tracks the price return for all outstanding US dollar-denominated cat bonds, declined considerably; closing on March 11 at 97.75 – a 0.51% drop from the previous week. The Global Cat Bond Total Return index, based on
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