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SRT growth raises fresh questions on valuation and risk

The market for significant risk transfer (SRT) transactions is evolving, driven by regulatory developments and increased participation from asset managers and other buy-side investors.

Oliver Gergelj, executive director, quantitative modelling at S&P Global Market Intelligence, discusses the implications for banks, investors and regulators – from valuation challenges to shifting approaches to risk transfer. 

Key discussion points:

0:57 – Market evolution in SRTs: regulation, participants, structures

03:43 – The significance of recent shifts for banks, investors and regulators

05:32 – Challenges in pricing and assessing SRT risk

08:12 – S&P Global Market Intelligence’s approach to SRT analysis
 

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