Gareth Abley, Co-Head of Alternative Strategies, MLC Asset Management | Gareth shares his insights from nearly two decades investing in Insurance Linked Securities as an institutional investor, discussing what makes the asset class structurally attractive in the current environment, how to implement a successful exposure and the pitfalls for investors to avoid along their journey navigating the asset class.
Listen to the full interview which covers:
- What are some unique features of Insurance Linked Securities that make it an attractive asset class for institutional investors, especially in the context of diversifying portfolios?
- What drives the positive expected return in Insurance Linked Securities and what are some of the key risks investors need to be attuned to?
- Could you explain the differences between public andprivate Insurance Linked Securities? What unique opportunities does each segment present for investors?
- How would you rate the attractiveness of Insurance Linked Securities today compared to the last 17 years you have been investing in the space?
- What are some of the key tricks to implementing a successful exposure to Insurance Linked Securities?
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