LONDON, April 23 (Reuters) – The Bermuda Stock Exchange aims to attract more listings of catastrophe bonds and other insurance-linked securities, taking market share away from its biggest rival, the Cayman Islands bourse, its Chief Executive said on Monday.
"I do know that our exchange is a bit deeper in terms of the services it provides," Greg Wojciechowski told Reuters.
"I think the capital market, as it gets greater exposure to this space, will understand theBermuda product, and seek to have those securities sited there."
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