Unmet peak zone demand draws ILS funds to original risk

04 October 2016

X
LinkedIn
Show more sharing options

ILS funds are moving closer to the original risk in response to unmet demand for peak zone protection, rather than a desire to compete with insurer clients, according to Nephila managing principal Barney Schauble.

Request a free trial:

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Gain a competitive edge and accelerate decision-making
Be empowered by insights that transform confusion to clarity
Uncover growth opportunities and prepare for potential threats

Request a free trial Already a subscriber? Login now

Unmet peak zone demand draws ILS funds to original risk

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Topics

Most Recent

Communicating ILS nuances will build trust among end-investors: ILS Connect panel

CoreLogic pegs Milton insured loss at $17bn-$28bn

Hurricane Milton raises question over how risk-remote ILS can go

Casualty ILS may be a ‘come-and-go’ trend: Ruoff

Moody’s RMS posts Milton insured loss estimate of $22bn-$36bn

Unmet peak zone demand draws ILS funds to original risk

Login to continue

Fuel a smarter strategy with our actionable market intelligence

Topics

Communicating ILS nuances will build trust among end-investors: ILS Connect panel

CoreLogic pegs Milton insured loss at $17bn-$28bn

Hurricane Milton raises question over how risk-remote ILS can go

Casualty ILS may be a ‘come-and-go’ trend: Ruoff

Moody’s RMS posts Milton insured loss estimate of $22bn-$36bn