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8 September 2026Alternative Risk Transfer

Forward-exit and standardisation could exponentially boost casualty ILS

Forward-exit options are helping to broaden the range of casualty risks accessible to insurance-linked securities investors, but greater standardisation will be needed before casualty ILS can become a significantly larger source of reinsurance capital, according to MultiStrat.

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