Casualty ILS is ‘problematic’: Schroders ILS chair Ruoff

The growth of casualty insurance-linked securities (ILS) in recent years is more due to sponsors with high levels of casualty exposure wanting to offload risk than genuine demand from investors seeking diversification.

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Casualty ILS is ‘problematic’: Schroders ILS chair Ruoff

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