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5 September 2023Alternative Risk Transfer

ILS could sweep up end-2033 if traditional reinsurers can’t keep pace

The insurance-linked securities market (ILS) may yet be asked to sweep up a pile of pent-up demand from a capacity-stricken reinsurance and retrocession market by the time of the next renewals cycle, with the balance of market preferences pointing to further gains for red-hot cat bonds, analysts at AM Best are suggesting.

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