Eric Andersen, president of Aon

11 September 2019Alternative Risk Transfer

All capital will blend in the end: Andersen

Alternative capital is now entering the market at many more points in an attempt to get closer to the risk and the logical conclusion is that some insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds will look to launch rated carriers, Eric Andersen, co-president of Aon, told Monte Carlo Today.

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