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Podcasts

Planet Money: How Hurricanes Became a Hot Investment

NPR's Planet Money explores how Jamaica's government turned to catastrophe bonds to transfer hurricane risk to global investors — and how this market is reshaping insurance.

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The Meb Faber Show: Catastrophe Bond Crash Course

Man AHL portfolio managers Tarek Abou Zeid and Andre Rzym break down cat bond mechanics, recent performance, ESG connections, and what drives this growing asset class.

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Odd Lots: What Extreme Weather Is Doing to Global Insurance Markets

Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway talk with Artemis editor Steve Evans about how catastrophe bonds, reinsurance, and financial markets are adapting to climate change.

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Videos & Talks

World Bank: Catastrophe (Cat) Bonds Explained

The World Bank Treasury explains how cat bonds work as a risk transfer tool, helping developing nations protect against natural disasters through capital markets.

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CNBC: How to Invest in Catastrophe Bonds

CNBC breaks down how investors can access the catastrophe bond market and what to consider when adding this alternative asset class to a portfolio.

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Bloomberg: The Rich Are Making an Unusual Bet on Disaster

Bloomberg Originals investigates the growing catastrophe bond market and why wealthy investors are increasingly betting on natural disasters as an alternative asset class.

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Understanding Catastrophe Bonds with Dr. John Seo

Dr. John Seo, co-founder of Fermat Capital Management and a pioneer in the cat bond market, explains the fundamentals and investment case for catastrophe bonds.

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