Twelve Securis says recent catastrophe events unlikely to materially hit ILS positions

• Twelve Capital flagged heightened catastrophe activity into the Atlantic peak, with no near-term material impact expected on ILS positions.
• A Mw 7.4 Colombia earthquake is seen driving multi-billion-dollar economic damage, though low insurance penetration limits reinsurance exposure.
• US Midwest severe weather from Aug. 9-12 is estimated at multi-billion-dollar insured losses; year-to-date US SCS losses likely exceed USD 35 billion.
• Atlantic focus shifted to waves 92L and 94L; 94L has higher development odds, with US significant-landfall risk still very low.
• Pacific storm Lala may pass south of Hawaii as a weak Category 1; heavy rain and flooding risks dominate, with limited ILS relevance.

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