Significados de traditional reinsurance en inglés

Catastrophe bonds are typically issued by reinsurers seeking collateralized protection from investors, as opposed to traditional reinsurance market.

Catastrophe bonds are issued by reinsurers seeking collateralized protection from investors, as opposed to the traditional reinsurance market.

Cheaper products such as catastrophe bonds have provided an alternative to traditional reinsurance and attracted yield-hungry institutional investors.

Catastrophe bonds are traditionally issued by reinsurers seeking collateralized protection from investors, as opposed to the traditional reinsurance market.

Catastrophe bonds are typically issued by reinsurers seeking collateralized protection from capital markets investors rather than the traditional reinsurance market.

So called "cat bonds" are issued by reinsurers seeking collateralized protection from investors, as opposed to traditional reinsurance market.

Since the start of 2013 the cat bond market has offered cheaper insurance against natural disasters compared with the traditional reinsurance market.

Cat bonds are issued by reinsurers, such as Munich Re and Scor, seeking collateralised protection from investors, as opposed to the traditional reinsurance market.