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Moses Ojeisekhoba, head of reinsurance, Swiss Re

8 October 2018News

Swiss Re hopes services can help it sidestep softening pressure

“The dynamics in the marketplace are based on the fact that capital remains fairly cheap. Despite the losses last year people were able to raise capital, so more capital entered the market,” Ojeisekhoba said.

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