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.
Citizens warns of 'complete disarray' in Florida reinsurance market
Florida insurer of last resort approves spend of $400m to cover 90% of reinsurance needs as CFO cautions coverage will be ‘difficult to place’
Acrisure Re launches Asia fac operation
Former WTW and Aon director Duncan Ainsby to lead reinsurance broker's new Hong Kong office
SiriusPoint chief Sankaran resigns
Daniel Malloy named as interim chief executive
Liberty Mutual Re adds senior casualty underwriter
Carrier hires Axa XL’s Sharman to oversee US casualty treaty portfolio
Dale to enter marine treaty market
Lloyd's insurer swoops on MS Amlin for senior hires
Peak Re names Menezes as next chief risk officer
Hong Kong-based reinsurer promotes chief reserving actuary to succeed retiring Eckart Roth
Conduit Re books $25m Ukraine losses as premiums double
Reinsurer reports ‘minimal exposure’ from natural catastrophes
Everest names Voralia and Sfaif to key reinsurance posts
Swiss Re’s Jiten Voralia appointed head of treaty casualty and surety at Everest Re
Munich Re books Q1 profit despite Ukraine charges
Property/casualty reinsurance drives premium boom as targets readjusted
Gallagher Re warns on inflation
Insurers face underlying cost inflation or an increased risk of inflation taking hold across all major non-life lines of business, broker says
Pool Re to cut terrorism pricing
Pricing will reduce approximately 20% outside central London and could reduce more than 30% in many non-urban areas
Scor post Q1 loss as COR climbs to 103.7%
Paris-based reinsurance giant reserves €85m for Ukraine losses as it continues to rebalance away from catastrophe business
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