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Nick Orton, senior international treaty underwriter at Hiscox Re & ILS

29 October 2018Alternative Risk Transfer

Overcapacity driven by success

There is an oversupply of capacity in the Asia-Pacific region, which is driven in part by the success of Singapore as a regional reinsurance hub, according to Nick Orton, senior international treaty underwriter at Hiscox Re & ILS.

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