13 September 2015Insurance

Why the industry loves to hate Monte Carlo

Despite its reputation as a networking hub for reinsurers and any company connected to or seeking to work with the reinsurance industry, it seems the primary motive of most attendees at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous is not to secure new business—it is simply to cement relationships with existing clients.

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