A car drives a neighborhood in Central Florida impacted by Hurricane Milton.
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- Sales of catastrophe bonds surged to $17.7 billion this year, up 7% from last year to set another record, Artemis data shows.
- The bonds transfer the risk of hurricanes and earthquakes to investors, who see big returns if disasters don't happen.
- The surge in interest brings the bonds' total market to $49.3 billion.
A growing number of investors appear willing...