12 September 2017Insurance

Third party capital likely to dampen pricing peaks: Axis CEO Benchimol

The proliferation of sidecars, re/insurance funds and other instruments that enable capital markets investors to easily invest in risk transfer will dampen potential peaks in pricing following big losses—but that does not mean that prices will not rise.

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