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Craig A Smith, head of EMEA sales–corporate trust, Deutsche Bank

8 September 2019Insurance

ILS goes global, starts to mature

After the 2017 and 2018 cat losses, investors are more cautious and seeking better returns. But with new ILS hubs emerging globally, the future of this market looks bright, Craig Smith of Deutsche Bank told Monte Carlo Today.

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