1 October 2011Alternative Risk Transfer

Continuity not revolution

That is the view of Ulrich Wallin, the chief executive of Hannover Re, who explains how he will tackle this challenge while also juggling the not insignificant problem of negligible investment returns—all while maintaining consistency and discipline in the company.

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