In 2025, sales of catastrophe bonds (CAT bonds) reached a record high of $18.2 billion, surpassing the previous record in 2024. These financial instruments allow insurers to transfer the risk of losses from natural disasters to investors, offering high returns. Rising interest in these bonds is being fueled by the intensifying climate crisis, with insured losses totaling $80 billion in the first half of 2025, most of it from the United States.
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Vânzările de obligaţiuni de catastrofă ating niveluri record în 2025
Vânzările de obligaţiuni de catastrofă ating niveluri record, pe fondul intensificării dezastrelor naturale / Pierderile totale provocate de dezastre naturale în primele şase luni au fost estimate la 131 miliarde de dolari
Vânzările de obligaţiuni de catastrofă ating niveluri record, pe fondul intensificării dezastrelor naturale
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