13 September 2015Insurance

Growth in private cat bonds brings new faces to ILS

Driven by lower costs and faster time-scales, the market for private catastrophe bonds is growing quickly, allowing counterparties not previously active in the ILS space to use this method of risk transfer, John Butler, managing partner at Twelve Capital, told Monte Carlo Today.

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