18 May 2015Alternative Risk Transfer

Investors will decide as AIG tests ILS boundaries

AIG will again test investor appetite for unusual insurance-linked securities (ILS) with its latest offering. But there is no guarantee that it will succeed in placing its $200 million deal, according to Jeff Mohrenweiser, senior director at Fitch.

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Investors will decide as AIG tests ILS boundaries

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