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Marc Lauricella, broker at TigerRisk Partners, specialises in the Florida market. He tells Trading Risk how Florida cedants are forcing carriers to become more bespoke.
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Chin Liu tells Trading Risk that he worries ILS returns may be tracking fixed income classes as institutional investors take a greater direct role in the market
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The head of non-life business at London-based ILS fund manager Securis Investment Partners, Neil Strong, tells Trading Risk that ILS managers need to remain nimble enough to remain selective about their risk.
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This month Trading Risk talks to Swiss Re's head of non-life risk transfer, Martin Bisping
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Allianz's head of group reinsurance solutions Insa Adena tells Trading Risk why she wants innovation on the ILS market to continue
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Financial services firm TIAA-CREF has returned to the ILS market. The fund's director of global public markets Aashh Parekh tells Trading Risk why he'd like to see a larger and more diverse ILS market
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Validus is a clear example of how the reinsurance industry is evolving. Paschal Brooks, portfolio manager at AlphaCat, tells Trading Risk why we're about to start having problems defining who's who in this market
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Swedish pension fund AP3 was an early mover in the ILS market. The fund's head of ILS Dan Bergman tells Trading Risk why its capital can be counted on to stay the course
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Arch Capital's Larry Richardson is one of a number of convergence market executives snapped up by traditional reinsurers over the course of 2012. He tells Trading Risk how competition is reshaping the cat management space...
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Earlier this year Travelers completed its third cat bond - and its first on an indemnity basis. Scott Belden tells Trading Risk that he is impressed by the ILS market's maturity, but that traditional partnerships are still at the heart of his reinsurance strategy
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The man charged with revamping Juniperus Capital tells Trading Risk how reinsurers could learn from ILS funds
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The start-up team explain how they are aiming to distinguish their model and where they think the ILS market should be diversifying