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Gallagher Re's 1st View: July 2025 Renewal Sees Competitive Market Shift
Gallagher Re's "1st View: Challenging the Status Quo" highlights a more competitive reinsurance market at the July 2025 renewal. Buyers saw property rate reductions and stable casualty pricing, with reinsurers in strong financial shape and seeking to deploy capital while maintaining discipline across segments and geographies. Read More
US Property-Casualty Turnaround Highlights Strong Commercial Lines Gains
The US property-casualty industry reported a $22 billion underwriting gain in 2024, reversing the prior year's loss. While personal auto drove much of the turnaround, commercial lines—including property, workers compensation, and liability—also performed well, according to AM Best's latest report on the sector's financial results. Read More
IAIS Report: Global Insurance Sector Stable Amid Geoeconomic Risks
The International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) Global Insurance Market Report 2025 Mid-Year Update highlights stable solvency, liquidity, and profitability in the insurance sector. The report focuses on emerging risks such as geoeconomic fragmentation, private credit investments, artificial intelligence adoption, cyber threats, and climate-related risks ahead of a detailed year-end analysis. Read More
Strong Reinsurance Results Draw Capital, Support Market Growth
Guy Carpenter reported that reinsurer returns and strong capital growth continue to support market stability. Despite $70 billion in insured losses, including major wildfire claims, capacity exceeded demand. Property and casualty reinsurance pricing trends varied, with catastrophe bonds and advanced analytics helping to promote consistency across the sector. Read More
Record Reinsurance Capital Drives Competitive Midyear Renewals, Says Aon
Aon's Reinsurance Market Dynamics Midyear 2025 Renewal report details a record $720 billion reinsurance capital, competitive pricing, and record catastrophe bond issuance. The report highlights buyer-friendly conditions, abundant capacity, and growing use of alternative and structured solutions to address volatility and support insurers' evolving risk needs Read More