Oxbridge Re announced the launch of its 2025 tokenized reinsurance offerings through its subsidiary SurancePlus.
The 2025 offerings provide investors with two distinct options, each with different targeted returns. The first, EtaCat Re, offers a targeted annual return of 20%, while the second, ZetaCat Re, has a targeted annual return of 42%. Both options are available through the SurancePlus investment platform.
The company said that these blockchain-enabled securities aim to make an asset class historically available only to institutional investors and ultra-high-net-worth individuals accessible to a wider pool of investors.
According to Oxbridge Re, SurancePlus’ tokenized reinsurance securities are designed to provide high-yield returns backed by real-world reinsurance contracts.
Each token, priced at US$10 per share, represents an interest in reinsurance-backed assets. Investor funds are allocated to reinsurance contracts, with investors earning 3.5% annual percentage yield on their investment until the contracts commence on June 1, 2025. After the contracts go live, returns will be paid annually based on underwriting results.
The securities provide exposure to reinsurance contracts secured through Oxbridge Re NS, the company’s licensed Cayman Islands reinsurance subsidiary.
Jay Madhu (pictured above), CEO of Oxbridge Re, said that SurancePlus is working to expand access to this asset class, allowing investors to participate with as little as US$5,000.
Oxbridge Re noted that these initiatives have opened reinsurance investments to a broader range of investors, traditionally limited to institutional participants.
Launched in 2023, the DeltaCat Re token was Oxbridge's inaugural tokenized reinsurance security. This offering achieved a realized return of 49.11%, surpassing the initial projection of 42%.
Following the success of DeltaCat Re, SurancePlus introduced the EpsilonCat Re token, targeting a 42% return.
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