In a bid ensuring its credit risk-transfer programme remains stable and sustainable, US government-backed Freddie Mac wishes to raise the number of reinsurers it's working with. The entity, which was set up to provide liquidity in the US mortgage market, has said it could partner with as many as 50 reinsurers. To continue reading, you need a subscription to Intelligent Insurer. But while some analysts have suggested that this would be an attractive option for investors, others say there are risks involved.
In a bid ensuring its credit risk-transfer programme remains stable and sustainable, US government-backed Freddie Mac wishes to raise the number of reinsurers it's working with. The entity, which was set up to provide liquidity in the US mortgage market, has said it could partner with as many as 50 reinsurers. But while some analysts have suggested that this would be an attractive option for investors, others say there are risks involved.