12 September 2017Alternative Risk Transfer

Risks shift from states to private market

Due to financial pressures, countries worldwide are seeking to transfer risks to the private sector, Moses Ojeisekhoba, Swiss Re’s CEO of reinsurance, said at the company’s press conference at the 2017 Rendez-Vous in Monte Carlo.

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