15 November 2017Alternative Risk Transfer

Earthquakes may sour appetite of ILS investors

The series of earthquakes that took place in Mexico in September and their impact on the Fonden catastrophe (cat) bond may sour the appetite of insurance-linked securities (ILS) investors going forward.

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