4 November 2014Insurance

Re/insurers must find ways to manage accumulation risks

The rapid increase of insurable assets in areas prone to natural catastrophes creates accumulation risks that the ASEAN societies and economies must learn to manage better, Philippe Domart, chief underwriting officer of PartnerRe Asia, told EAIC Today. But this, in turn, he added, offers both challenges and opportunities for re/insurers in the region.

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