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4 November 2026Reinsurance

Alternative risk transfer can help close Asia’s protection gap, say SIRC panellists

Alternative risk transfer (ART) can help close Asia’s protection gap, but panellists at the 2026 SIRC Conference stressed that capital cannot build resilience. Moderated by Swiss Re’s Kaspar Müller, the panel featured Allianz Risk Consulting’s Dr Lena Fuldauer, Gallagher Re’s Stefan Speer, SCOR’s Eric Le Mercier and SEADRIF’s Benedikt Signer.

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