Jeff Krohn
Discusses how issuers in a maturing market have access to capital markets and reinsurance markets.
During the SRT and Structured Credit Summit in Davos, Switzerland, Guy Carpenter’s Mickey Shemi, Structured Credit Segment Leader, North America, discussed the need for innovation in the regulatory framework as stakeholders adjust to changes in the SRT space.
“Priorities will be a regulatory framework that is focused on innovations, that supports innovations, that anticipates innovations that enhance greater transparency for regulatory communications,” Mickey said. “And that ultimately may also prioritize greater harmonization across different regulatory capital regimes for similar types of assets with similar type of credit risk mitigation programs.”
Also joining Mickey were Guy Carpenter colleagues Jeff Krohn, Managing Director, Mortgage and Structured Credit Segment Leader, who talked about signs of a maturing market as one that has access to capital markets and reinsurance markets; Nicola Mondone, SVP, Mortgage and Structured Credit Segment, who talked about how insurers and reinsurers are showing increased appetite for significant risk transfer (SRT) in Italy; and Chris Moses, SVP in Guy Carpenter’s Philadelphia office, and Daria Burger, SVP in Guy Carpenter’s Zurich office, address how Guy Carpenter’s experience with cross-border and cross-asset transactions benefit bank clients.
Discusses how issuers in a maturing market have access to capital markets and reinsurance markets.
On how insurers and reinsurers are showing increased appetite for SRT in Italy.
On how Guy Carpenter’s experience with cross-border and cross-asset transactions benefits bank clients.