16 April 2013Reinsurance

The innovative traditionalist

Despite its reputation as a slow-moving and traditional industry, it is rare now for a chief from the reinsurance industry to discuss the future of either the industry or an individual firm without referring to the need to innovate and explore the potential of emerging markets and risks.

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