Arch MI Secures Over $233 Million of Indemnity Reinsurance through Bellemeade Re Insurance-Linked Note Transaction and Related Reinsurance
This Mortgage Insurance-Linked Note (MILN) transaction is Arch’s first of 2023. Since the Bellemeade program began in 2015, Arch has completed 20 transactions that have secured over
Bellemeade Re 2023-1 Ltd. is funding its reinsurance obligations through the issuance of five classes of amortizing notes with 10-year legal final maturities.
The notes received ratings from DBRS Morningstar as follows: Class M-1A was BBB (low)(sf), Class M-1B was BB (high)(sf), Class M-1C was BB (low)(sf), Class M-2 was B (high)(sf) and Class B-1 was B (sf).
Pricing detail for the four classes of offered notes is below:
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$49,755,000 class M-1A notes with a coupon equal to one-month SOFR plus 2.20%. -
$54,731,000 class M-1B notes with a coupon equal to one-month SOFR plus 4.25%. -
$42,292,000 class M-1C notes with a coupon equal to one-month SOFR plus 4.85%. -
$27,365,000 class M-2 notes with a coupon equal to one-month SOFR plus 5.65%. -
$12,438,000 class B-1 notes with a coupon equal to one-month SOFR plus 6.70%.
Additionally, a total of
“Our ability to secure such favorable pricing speaks to the strength of our business, especially when compared to other recent deals we’ve seen in the market,” said
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