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Craig A Smith, head of EMEA sales–corporate trust, Deutsche Bank

10 September 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

ILS comes of age

The ILS market showed its maturity in the aftermath of the 2017 cat losses and is going from strength to strength on the back of that, says Craig A Smith, head of EMEA sales–corporate trust, Deutsche Bank.

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