8 September 2013Alternative Risk Transfer

New capital allows opportunities for growth

Any negative thoughts reinsurers have about the impact that the recent influx of alternative capacity is having on the industry should be dispelled. If anything, it should mean more opportunities for reinsurers, according to Chris Klein, head of sales operations (UK/EMEA) and market relationships at Guy Carpenter.

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