Episode 9: Can Insurance Alone Solve Systemic Risk?
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Episode 9: Can Insurance Alone Solve Systemic Risk?
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💥 This week, John and Jane go deep into one of the most pressing and controversial questions in the global insurance market:
🔍 Can insurance and reinsurance truly handle the weight of systemic risk—or are we leaning too hard on a fragile pillar?
From the UK’s latest ILS reforms to the widening gap between capital and catastrophe, this episode tackles:
Why are governments quietly turning to insurance markets as financial shock absorbers
Whether alternative capital is the solution—or a shiny distraction
The risks of over-financializing climate and catastrophe exposure
And why Sean Djalilvand believes insurance can't stand alone anymore
💡 “It’s not about replacing capital. It’s about redefining responsibility.”
– Sean Djalilvand
🎧 Tune in for a raw and insightful breakdown of what the UK’s ILS overhaul means for the future of global risk transfer—and why the industry needs to think bigger and bolder.