19 April 2017Alternative Risk Transfer

New marine and energy loss index could spur ILS into new risks

PCS has claimed that its launch of a new loss index covering the global marine and energy markets could help bring new risks to the insurance-linked securities (ILS) markets, a necessity if that form of risk transfer is to continue to grow and develop.

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