Frank W. Nutter

3 November 2016InsuranceFrank W. Nutter

At risk: the global nature of reinsurance

Restricting access to reinsurance can have serious consequences for society. Take, for example, a big earthquake in Chile or in New Zealand of the recent past, where the influx of reinsurance after the event allowed for a remarkable restoration of the economy.

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