Fitch Ratings has indicated that recent reforms to the UK’s insurance-linked securities (ILS) framework are expected to redistribute industry activity from established global hubs rather than create significant new business. As the UK seeks to position itself as a competitive ILS domicile, Fitch’s analysis suggests that while reforms may attract transactions currently domiciled elsewhere, the overall volume of net-new issuance in the market is unlikely to rise materially. This assessment sheds light on the evolving dynamics of the ILS sector amid regulatory changes and highlights the competitive interplay between key jurisdictions in the space.
UK ILS Reforms Expected to Shift Business from Competing Markets Rather Than Create New Activity
Fitch Ratings anticipates that recent reforms to the UK’s Insurance-Linked Securities (ILS) framework will primarily redistribute existing business flows rather than spark significant new market activity. The enhancements aim to simplify…
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Author : Ethan Riley
Publish date : 2025-07-24 08:34:00
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