Both catastrophe and non-catastrophe models are critical components for trading, particularly in the 144A format, according to executives at Moody's
Risk modeling advances unlock ILS opportunities | | | Risk modeling advances unlock ILS opportunities: Acton & Harris, Moody's  As the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market continues to evolve, both catastrophe and non-catastrophe models are critical components for trading, particularly in the 144A format, according to executives at Moody's, who told Artemis that they view the ILS sector as a "very important element" of the re/insurance market. Artemis spoke with Charlotte Acton, Senior Director- Advisory Services, Moody's Insurance Solutions, and Simon Harris, Managing Director, Moody's Corporation, during RVS 2025 in Monte Carlo, who highlighted how critical and important both cat models and non-cat models are towards assessing and pricing within the ILS space. 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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