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19 November 2015Alternative Risk Transfer

MultiCat Mexico offers lessons in secondary trading

The insurance-linked securities (ILS) investor community has recently been focused on the way some catastrophe bonds can be triggered and the implications for certain deals in the run up to and during a big event. The most sophisticated investors can also take tactical advantage of such situations.

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