Most re-insurance hedge funds (along with many of the investments) use quantitative analysis to determine event probability and price their insurance premiums above the probability level. In an era where investors have been reaching for yield, competition has reduced return to a degree, but investment managers have the ability to forecast, with a reasonable degree of accuracy, future revenue and payout projections, which comforts investors. There are issues to consider when investing in a re-insurance hedge fund, which he outlines in the white paper, but one must consider that in general the investments often feature limited liquidity and lock-up periods....