27 October 2015Reinsurance

Three ingredients required for success: Tokio CEO

Selective underwriting, a clearly defined client base and aligning yourself with non-traditional capital are the key “ingredients of future success” in the property-cat space, Stephan Ruoff, chief executive of Tokio Millennium Re (TMR), told PCI Today.

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