The data centre boom presents a significant opportunity for (re)insurers, but the industry must first understand the myriad interconnected risks, says Swiss Re’s Jimmy Keime.

In a buyers’ market, data, analytics and strategic insight are now the key to building stronger reinsurer partnerships and turning capital into growth, says George Attard, chief strategy officer and ...

Casualty reinsurance buyers could benefit from improved renewal conditions heading into January 1 despite continued concerns over reserve adequacy, social inflation and emerging liability risks, ...

Parametric covers are expected to continue becoming more prominent in reinsurance discussions ahead of the January 2027 renewals, including both to cover aggregate frequency peril exposures insurers ...

Retrocession buyers are increasingly exploring frequency protection and aggregate solutions as a way of managing growing secondary-peril and earnings volatility, ​Willis Re’s global head of non-marine ...

Reinsurance pricing has softened more quickly than Chaucer expected but the carrier will resist any erosion of structures, terms and conditions as it approaches the January 1 renewals, CEO Richard ...

Acrisure Re’s Craig Darling says a combination of tort reform, improved analytics and stronger risk-sharing mechanisms is creating a healthier and more sustainable catastrophe insurance market.

Julia Willberg, Scor P&C’s global head of cedant facultative underwriting, shares her thoughts on reinsurance cedant strategies in a complex risk environment, the potential for Scor’s facultative ...

As alternative capital becomes a permanent feature of the reinsurance landscape, the focus is shifting from capacity to ...

As climate and landscapes change, the combination of fuel, weather and atmospheric conditions needed for the most extreme wildfires is becoming more favourable. This is creating a rapid fire ...

U.S. insurers will need to strengthen reserves for some casualty exposures after emerging industry data indicated that longer claims development patterns were structural rather than a temporary ...

Growth in cyber insurance has flattened over the past 24 to 36 months and rates ​have softened, Munich Re board member Stefan Golling said ‌at the group's media briefing at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous ...