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15 September 2026Reinsurance

A larger alternative capital ecosystem would benefit Asia-Pacific: S&P

Low insurance penetration in many Asian insurance markets and an underdeveloped catastrophe bond market are opening the door for a larger alternative capital ecosystem in the region, according to Philip Chung, managing director and sector lead for insurance ratings, S&P Global Ratings.

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