11 May 2015Alternative Risk Transfer

Aon hopes new UK government will enable ILS regime

The conservative win in the recent UK election offers welcome stability and policy continuity for the UK, according to broker Aon, which also noted that it looks forward to proposed regulatory changes that could enable insurance-linked securities (ILS) to be issued from the UK.

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