Reinsurance
Global reinsurers face huge challenges and opportunities as the world comes to terms with the impact of Covid-19. The emergence of a hard market has created opportunities for growth in several reinsurance classes, where rising demand is outstripping available capacity. Insurance Day’s reinsurance content examines how these and other trends are reshaping the global reinsurance marketplace.
ID Comment: Carriers don’t feel like this is a party
While rates are hardening, comparisons to the post-2001 market are overwrought, but times are tough for clients
Reinsurance capital increased 4% in 2020: Aon
Traditional capital rose as alternative capital remained stagnant
Miller adds to political violence reinsurance team
Paula Smith joins from Guy Carpenter
Japan reinsurance rates increase for third year in a row: Guy Carpenter
Average price for Japanese windstorm at 25-year high
Scor reports 14% premium growth at April 1 renewals
Paris-based carrier reports 12% rate increases of for Japanese cat XL business
ILS funds eye 20% rate hikes on Florida renewals
Investors remain very interested in cat bond structures, fund managers say
GIC Re's Srivastava: ‘We really believe the worst is behind us’
After last year’s ratings downgrade, the focus for India’s largest reinsurer is making fundamental changes to its business model, not on forcing its way back into the global top 10 rankings, the company's chairman says
Liberty Mutual Re appoints Smith managing director
Newly created role for portfolio surveillance
Fitch maintains stable outlook on hardening reinsurance sector
However, momentum might ebb in 2022
Honan Re launched in Singapore
Operations will offer facultative reinsurance solutions
Dale Underwriting appoints property reinsurance head
Tony Forder joins from Apollo Syndicate Management
Reinsurers' underlying combined ratio falls
But RoE remains under pressures as investment yields fall
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