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Swiss Re catastrophe bond takes the sting out of death

  • 21 Nov 2003
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Swiss Re took another big step forward this week in its use of the capital markets to hedge insurance risks. The Swiss reinsurer has started marketing a $400m bond that will transfer catastrophic mortality risk to capital market investors.

Vita Capital will be the first deal ever to transfer this type of risk ...

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