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19 November 2013Reinsurance

Will ILS ultimately grow an entire market?

In some ways it is a natural transition of risk and a process that can be beneficial to all. On the one hand, governments are grappling with tight budgets and growing deficits against the backdrop of a sluggish global economy. Any mechanism that offloads risk and frees up cash is very welcome.

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