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BMA's Wilson: ILS Market Continues to Evolve

Akilah Wilson, assistant director, licensing and authorization, Bermuda Monetary Authority, said the market for insurance-linked securities has moved from single-purpose cat bonds to broader offerings often based on collateralization.

April 24, 2017

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