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John Warwick, managing director and partner, ILS Capital

12 September 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

Did funds mislead investors?

Some insurance-linked securities (ILS) funds could find themselves in hot water because of how badly they miscalculated their losses in the aftermath of the 2017 catastrophes, John Warwick, managing director and partner, ILS Capital, told Monte Carlo Today.

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