Insurance linked securities, cat bonds, or collateralized reinsurance are no longer a novel thing.
They’re embedded in many insurance company capital frameworks, and, as a result, a routine part of normal-decision making carriers make in terms of accessing different forms of capital, according to Guy Carpenter Vice Chairman David Priebe.But what’s the right kind of alternative capital? And will its use to continue to grow?
Priebe addressed this and other industry issues with Carrier Management at the recent Reinsurance Rendez-Vous in Monte Carlo. Watch the video interview embedded in this story for highlights.
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