Aspen Capital Markets Lifts Q1 Fee Income 11% to $50.6 Million Under Sompo

1 articles · Updated · Artemis.bm · May 29

$50.6 million in Q1 fee income marked an 11% rise from $45.6 million a year earlier for Aspen Capital Markets, Sompo’s third-party and ILS capital management unit.
Higher assets under management helped drive the gain, alongside a differentiated strategy spanning multiple lines of business, including casualty ILS.
That momentum follows full-year 2025 growth in AUM of 23% to nearly $2.73 billion, while annual fee income climbed 15% to $194.4 million.
Sompo completed its Aspen acquisition in February and has said the business will keep pursuing a capital-light model using third-party capital, though future disclosure on AUM and fee income may become less visible as the brand shifts to Sompo.

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