Schroders and Hannover Re close first blockchain-enabled collateralised reinsurance deal

Schroders Capital and German reinsurer Hannover Re have executed the first live collateralised reinsurance transaction using blockchain.

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Schroders and Hannover Re close first blockchain-enabled collateralised reinsurance deal

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