Sponsoring transparent and understandable cat bonds—including bonds that use parametric triggers—could become one of the most effective risk transfer instruments for emerging economies to resolve the developing issue of the protection gap at the macro level, Kirill Savrassov, CEO of Phoenix CRetro, a niche Bermudian ILS specialist, told Baden-Baden Today.
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