More casualty risks could be transferred to capital markets

More casualty business could be transferred into the capital markets as the structures develop and mature and the appetite of investors increases, Andrew Newman, president and global head of casualty at Willis Re, told Monte Carlo Today.

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More casualty risks could be transferred to capital markets

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