Baden-Baden Reinsurance Meeting 2019

21 October 2019Insurance

Guy Carpenter’s Nash tells Baden-Baden Reinsurance Symposium “we are living in the age of intangibles”

“Technologies are already radically transforming the characteristics of risk assumed by the re/insurance market,” said James Nash, chief executive officer, international at Guy Carpenter, adding: “We are now living in the age of intangibles.”

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