Twelve Securis says Hurricane Polo widens spreads on USD 175 million IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 cat bond, trigger unlikely

By Public Technologies
  • Twelve Capital flagged heightened East and Central Pacific hurricane activity, with Polo, Odalys, Nolo all at hurricane strength.
  • Polo volatility widened bid-ask spreads on the USD 175 million IBRD CAR Mexico 2024 (Pacific) parametric catastrophe bond.
  • Current projections indicate the bond is unlikely to trigger, with Polo expected to hit Baja California as a weaker Category 2.
  • Limited insurance losses expected due to sparse population in the projected impact zone.


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