19 August 2014Alternative Risk Transfer

A united front

The first half of 2014 marked a significant milestone for the insurance-linked securities (ILS) sector as Italian insurer Generali entered the sector with the first European wind indemnity-based 144A catastrophe bond in recent years.

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