London market re/insurers said ILS capital is not the main driver of softening, but the TD Cowen analysts highlight that the macro rate environment could drive more capital in.
ILS capital still seen as peripheral by re/insurers: TD Cowen | | | ILS capital still seen as peripheral. Declining interest rates could drive growth: TD Cowen  According to equity analysts at investment bank and financial services specialist TD Cowen, companies in the London insurance and reinsurance market still consider ILS and alternative capital as largely peripheral, believing that it is traditional capital that drives most price pressure in the sector. In a recent report the investment bank also takes a refreshing view on interest rates, explaining that if we enter a more prolonged phase of declining central bank rates then we could see a more substantial increase in capital flow to catastrophe bonds and other insurance-linked securities (ILS). Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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