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Australian cyclone derivative ‘proves resilience of traditional cat insurance market’

Innovative weather risk transfer deal exposes limitations of ILS

Cyclone Nilam (Photo - NASA)

An innovative Australian weather risk transaction designed to protect a mining operation from costs incurred by a cyclone event demonstrates the continued appetite for bespoke catastrophe insurance contracts despite the rapid advance of insurance-linked securities (ILS) this year, according to Willis.

The transaction, completed on December 3, protects mining company Roy Hill Holdings from costs

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