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Aon and Moody's Project $5B Growth in Casualty Reinsurance Sector
Aon and Moody's project up to $5 billion in annual growth for casualty reinsurance, driven by emerging risks like per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, litigation trends, and environmental, social, and governance pressures. Their joint report highlights the role of named peril solutions and advanced analytics in helping insurers manage evolving exposures and capitalize on expanding market opportunities. Read More
Captive Insurance Reaches $60 Billion–$80 Billion as Global P&C Market Expands
Swiss Re's sigma report finds the global property-casualty (P&C) market has doubled to $2.4 trillion. Captive insurance now represents $60 billion to $80 billion in premiums, supporting self-insurance and access to reinsurance. Efficiency gains, alternative risk solutions, and expanded reinsurance capacity are helping sustain coverage amid rising global risks. Read More
Captive Insurance Solutions for Rising Transportation Industry Risks
Transportation companies face mounting risks from rising claims, nuclear verdicts, and emerging exposures like cyber attacks. Experts highlight how captive insurance structures provide cost control, risk transparency, and tailored coverage. By retaining predictable losses and accessing reinsurance, captives help stabilize premiums and support long-term safety and financial performance. Read More
Aon Report: Strong Reinsurance Market Sets Stage for Strategic Growth
Aon's September 2025 reinsurance report shows global capital at $735 billion, fueled by traditional and alternative sources. Catastrophe bond issuance hit records, sidecars expanded, and facultative reinsurance demand grew. Despite heavy catastrophe losses, reinsurers posted strong results with healthy returns, positioning the sector for continued profitability into 2026. Read More
Commercial Lines Drive Strong the First Half of 2025 Profitability for US Insurers
US property-casualty insurers reported strong commercial lines performance in 1H25, with improved combined ratios and premium growth in key segments like commercial auto and liability. Fitch Ratings expects continued profitability in 2025 despite moderating rate momentum, competitive pressures, and potential catastrophe or tariff-related cost challenges in the second half. Read More