ART attack

- By Insurance Post Staff
- 13 Jul 2006
- Indicative reading time: 8 minutes

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There is growing momentum in the public sector towards establishing alternative risk transfer vehicles. Tanya Powley asks if the writing is on the wall for traditional insurers in this market

Moves by UK local authorities to retain more of their own insurance risks have dramatically gathered pace over the past few months, with the confirmation of plans for setting up two mutual insurance

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