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Brian Secrett, chief underwriting officer, Tokio Millennium Re

24 October 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

Reinsurers can learn from ILS

New risk transfer products using structures underpinned by the capital markets and particularly the insurance-linked securities (ILS) community have represented the industry’s key source of innovation in recent years, Brian Secrett, chief underwriting officer at Tokio Millennium Re (TMR), told Baden-Baden Today.

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