27 October 2015News

Reinsurers need to enter new ground to create opportunities

Some of the growth opportunities that exist for reinsurers currently operating in the Latin American region stem from entering lines of business they have not traditionally written in the past. That is the view of Derek Durst, international treaty underwriter for QBE Re.

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