The global risk transfer industry is poised for change amid a wave of disruption from numerous sources, Artemis reports. The trend is accelerated by the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic and the emergence of SPACs, according to Michael Millette, the Founder and Managing Partner of specialist investment manager Hudson Structured Capital Management. Read more.
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