Programme Overview
Training Description
Who Should Attend
- Government Finance and Planning Officers
- Public Sector Risk Managers
- Development Finance Professionals
- International Development Organizations
- Regulators and Supervisory Authorities
- Insurance Brokers and Consultants
- Financial Advisors and Consultants
- Academics and Researchers in Insurance, Finance, and Risk Management
Session Objectives
- Define and differentiate between various types of Insurance-Linked Securities (ILS).
- Understand the key motivations for issuers and investors in the ILS market.
- Structure and price a catastrophe bond from start to finish.
- Grasp the role of actuarial science and risk modeling in the ILS market.
- Navigate the legal and regulatory landscape of ILS transactions.
- Analyze the risk and return characteristics of cat bonds.
- Evaluate the role of third-party vendors and model providers.
- Explore emerging trends, including parametric triggers and ESG integration.
About the Course
The growing frequency and severity of natural disasters, climate-related risks, and emerging global uncertainties have increased the demand for innovative approaches to risk transfer and financial protection. The Navigating The New Frontier: Insurance-linked Securities And Catastrophe Bonds Training Course provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of how insurance-linked securities (ILS) and catastrophe bonds (Cat Bonds) are transforming the way insurers, investors, governments, and organizations manage catastrophic risks.
The course covers key topics including catastrophe bond structures, risk modelling, pricing methodologies, investment considerations, regulatory frameworks, portfolio diversification, and the role of ILS in climate resilience and disaster risk financing. Participants will gain practical insights into how these instruments are designed, evaluated, issued, and managed.
By the end of this training course, participants will be equipped with the knowledge and tools to evaluate insurance-linked securities, understand catastrophe risk financing strategies, assess investment opportunities, and contribute to innovative approaches for managing large-scale risks.
Curriculum & Topics
14 Topics | 14 Sessions
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