25 April 2013Reinsurance

Alternative capacity influx will benefit mutuals

Recent changes in the sources of capital being put to work in the reinsurance markets could favour mutual insurers who will become increasingly valued by traditional reinsurers keen to maintain long-term relationships with these clients.

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