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27 April 2015Alternative Risk Transfer

Derivatives in re/insurance

Corporates and re/insurance companies prefer to use indemnity triggers when it comes to buying re/insurance. This is logical as re/insurers have to pay actual losses to their clients and hence want to recover from their reinsurers or retrocessionnaires likewise.

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