Investor Relations & Capital Introduction Services in Bermuda

Approximately 92% of the world's alternative reinsurance capital sits in Bermuda. The Bermuda exchange closed 2025 with around US$65.2 billion of insurance-linked listings.

That makes Bermuda different from every other jurisdiction of its kind. Cayman, Jersey and Guernsey house funds that invest in assets created elsewhere. Bermuda creates the asset. Insurance risk is originated, structured, securitised and listed here, and then sold to institutional investors as a distinct class.

Global Capital Network provides investor relations and capital introduction services for companies and structures established in Bermuda, and for allocators evaluating insurance-linked exposure.

Capital Raising & Investor Introductions in Bermuda

The asset class matters to allocators for a specific reason. Returns from catastrophe bonds and insurance-linked securities derive from whether particular insured events occur, not from equity or credit markets. That makes the exposure genuinely uncorrelated with the rest of a portfolio, which is why pension funds, asset managers and family offices have allocated to it in increasing volume.

Growth reflects that appetite. Insurance-linked funds now represent roughly 8% of Bermuda's regulated fund universe, up from 5% a year earlier, with net asset value of approximately US$13.71 billion. Registration of new collateralised insurer structures reached its highest level on record during 2025, and formation activity in early 2026 has continued at pace.

The wider reinsurance market provides the foundation. Bermuda is the largest supplier of catastrophe reinsurance to United States insurers, and the United States accounts for around 70% of Bermuda's long-term insurance reserves. The long-term sector grew 19.1% in total assets during 2024, with gross written premiums rising 17.8% to approximately US$200.1 billion, at a median solvency ratio near 286%.

More than 40 life and annuity entities operate here, ranging from multinationals to boutique reinsurers, and asset-intensive reinsurance has drawn capital specifically from asset managers, family offices and pension funds seeking long-duration insurance-linked business.

Regulation is substantive rather than nominal. Bermuda's prudential regime is assessed as equivalent to European solvency requirements, and the jurisdiction holds reciprocal status with United States insurance regulators. Solvency is calculated on a market value basis. New rules effective January 2026 require detailed asset and liability disclosure, and a 15% corporate income tax now applies to businesses meeting defined thresholds.

Those requirements have had visible effect. New life and annuity entrants declined during 2025 as standards tightened, which is a reasonable trade for the market confidence the disclosure regime provides.

Hamilton anchors the professional community.

GCN works with companies and structures established in Bermuda, and with allocators assessing insurance-linked and reinsurance exposure.

Pitch Deck Design & Fundraising Preparation

Raising capital against insurance risk requires a different case from raising against a company, and the difference is worth stating clearly.

An allocator considering insurance-linked securities is assessing modelled loss probability, the quality of the underlying portfolio, trigger structure, collateral arrangements and how the position behaves when correlated catastrophes occur. Track record matters less than model credibility, because a manager may have several profitable years without having been genuinely tested.

GCN works with managers and sponsors on presenting that properly, and on the substance beneath it: whether modelling assumptions withstand independent examination, whether the structure performs as described under stress, and whether disclosure meets what institutional allocators now expect.

The diversification argument should be made precisely rather than generally. Uncorrelated return is the reason allocators are here, and demonstrating that with evidence of behaviour through market stress is considerably more persuasive than asserting it.

The January 2026 disclosure requirements should be treated as an opportunity. Managers who can meet them comfortably are demonstrating exactly the operational quality allocators are screening for.

Investor Events, Dinners & Networking in Bermuda

Bermuda's professional community is concentrated and highly specialised: reinsurers, insurance-linked managers, actuaries, brokers, offshore counsel, auditors, and the exchange that lists these structures.

GCN convenes private sessions matched by strategy and risk class, with mandates verified in advance. Because reinsurance operates on a fixed renewal calendar, engagement timed around those cycles reaches decision-makers when they are actually allocating.

Our programming addresses where Bermuda capability is genuinely concentrated: catastrophe bonds and insurance-linked securities, collateralised reinsurance and sidecars, asset-intensive and long-term reinsurance, cyber risk transfer, and parametric structures. Sessions are scheduled around the established reinsurance and institutional calendar so that participants can engage without arranging separate travel.

Investor Webinars & Digital Capital Access

The capital that funds Bermuda structures comes from pension funds, asset managers and family offices located across North America, Europe and Asia.

GCN runs online sessions connecting managers and sponsors with institutional allocators internationally. These are structured for assessment rather than exposure, with defined presentations, protected question time, and follow-up routed only where genuine interest is signalled.

Hybrid formats pair a Hamilton gathering with remote attendance, extending reach to New York, London, Zurich, Singapore and Tokyo. Bermuda's time zone alignment with the United States east coast makes North American participation straightforward.

Services for Investors in Bermuda

For allocators, Bermuda offers access to a return stream that behaves differently from everything else in a portfolio.

The uncorrelated characteristic is the substantive argument. Insurance-linked returns depend on whether defined events occur rather than on market direction, which provides diversification that is difficult to obtain elsewhere.

The market is concentrated here for practical reasons. With approximately 92% of global alternative reinsurance capital and around US$65.2 billion of insurance-linked listings on the local exchange, the expertise, structures and secondary liquidity are in one place.

Regulation supports institutional participation. European solvency equivalence, United States reciprocal recognition, market-value solvency measurement and enhanced disclosure from January 2026 provide the framework that regulated allocators require.

The risks require plain statement. These are catastrophe exposures. A severe event or a series of correlated events produces losses that are real and immediate, and modelled probability is an estimate rather than a guarantee. Climate-driven changes in event frequency and severity are an active question for the entire sector.

What Bermuda does not provide is operating company dealflow of the kind found elsewhere in this network.

GCN provides curated manager access and dealflow filtered against stated criteria rather than general distribution, and remains involved through diligence rather than stepping back at introduction.

GCN Deal Flow Platform & Investor Matching

Our platform organises insurance-linked and wider opportunities by risk class, structure, geography and thesis, and distinguishes between exposures that genuinely diversify a portfolio and those that correlate with existing holdings.

Matching operates on commitment size, risk appetite, structure preference and mandate, with attention to whether an allocator has the technical capability to assess modelled catastrophe exposure.

Why Bermuda Is Significant for Capital

It concentrates the global market. Approximately 92% of the world's alternative reinsurance capital is based in Bermuda.

The listing venue is dominant. Around US$65.2 billion of insurance-linked securities were listed on the Bermuda exchange at the close of 2025.

The asset class is uncorrelated. Insurance-linked returns depend on defined events rather than market direction, providing genuine portfolio diversification.

Regulation meets institutional standards. Bermuda holds European solvency equivalence and United States reciprocal recognition, with enhanced disclosure requirements from January 2026.

Partner with Global Capital Network in Bermuda

For managers and sponsors operating in Bermuda, GCN provides investor relations infrastructure connecting insurance-linked structures with the pension funds, asset managers and family offices that allocate to them. Our approach is relationship-led, and we judge our work by whether an introduction still matters two funding rounds later.

For allocators considering insurance-linked exposure, we deliver curated manager access, diligence support and relationship facilitation across catastrophe, collateralised reinsurance and long-term insurance strategies.

To discuss your objectives, whether you are based in Hamilton or engaging from international capital markets, our team is available to talk through how we can help.