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27 August 2015Alternative Risk Transfer

The road ahead

Predicting how a market will change in the future is a challenge for anyone involved in re/insurance. Given the number of mergers and acquisitions, as well as other events, over the course of 2015, some people might be a little nervous about getting out their crystal ball and trying to forecast where the road ahead will take us. Darren Redhead, CEO of Kinesis Capital Management, believes further changes in the market will be an evolution.

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