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Elementum Advisors Bolsters Investor Relations Team with New Hire
Elementum announces new hire to its Business Development & Investor Relations team.
Elementum Advisors Enhances Underwriting Capabilities with Senior Hire in Bermuda
Elementum announces new hire to its underwriting team.
Elementum Advisors Announces Strategic New Hire and Personnel Appointments
Growth in leadership enhances firm’s capabilities across a variety of functions.
Backstopping Catastrophes Was a Quiet Business — Then Came the Hurricanes
Institutional Investor talks to industry execs, including Elementum’s Tony Rettino and John DeCaro, on the growth of the ILS market. Managers who absorbed insurance losses on catastrophes in 2017 had their worst year ever — and investors can’t get enough.
The Attractiveness of Insurance-Linked Securities for Investors
Elementum’s John DeCaro talks to the Swiss publication, Le Temps, about ILS as an asset class and why investors should be interested. Originally published in French in the May 2017 issue of Switzerland’s Le Temps Magazine – “L’attrait des Insurance-Linked-Securities (ILS) pour les investisseurs.”
Interview with Tony Rettino: Building a Sustainable Reinsurance Model
Interviewer: Confirmed: Steve Evans, Owner and Editor, Artemis.bm
Interviewee: Confirmed: Anthony Rettino, Founding Principal and Portfolio Manager, Elementum Advisors, LLC
Insurance-Linked Investments: Consider Your Options
Options strategies offer premiums for insuring against financial market risks. Joseph Mariathasan looks at strategies that attempt to collect these while protecting against the worst of the tail risks.
Insurance-Linked Investments: Integrating Catastrophe Risk
Reinsurance risk is clearly diversifying against pension funds’ core financial market risks. But Martin Steward writes on the importance of defining objectives beyond simple diversification when investing in this asset class.
Insurance-Linked Investments: Appetite for Catastrophe
Investors cannot get enough of the catastrophe bond market, writes Charlotte Moore, but the potential for equilibrium, albeit at lower returns, is there.