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Reinsurer Appetite Fuels Excess Property Catastrophe Capacity at January 1
Non-loss-impacted property catastrophe renewals achieved 5 to 15 percent rate reductions at January 1, according to Guy Carpenter. Rate adjustments were influenced by reinsurer appetite, regional pricing, and attachment points. Casualty and cyber markets also saw varied dynamics, with cedents leveraging partnerships and innovative solutions across reinsurance lines. Read More
Past the Pricing Peak: Insights from Howden's "1.1.25 Market Report"
Howden's "1.1.25 Market Report" examines reinsurance rate declines, non-peak catastrophe losses, and rising risks. The report emphasizes innovation, structural resilience, and data-driven strategies to sustain market growth as pricing momentum wanes, highlighting a pivotal shift in the (re)insurance industry's approach to risk management and growth opportunities in 2025. Read More
Reinsurers Demonstrate Flexibility Amid Strong Market Growth, Aon Reports
Aon's 2025 reinsurance report showcases reinsurers' flexibility amid record $715 billion global capital, stable casualty renewals, and specialty market growth. Highlights include improved catastrophe coverage terms, alternative capital expansion, and regional renewal impacts driven by $140 billion in natural catastrophe losses. The sector remains poised for sustained resilience into 2025. Read More
Captive Insurance in 2025: Growth, Challenges, and Opportunities
Captive insurance is set for accelerated growth in 2025, offering innovative risk management solutions. With a focus on environmental, social, and governance; compliance; and efficiency driven by artificial intelligence, captives are becoming essential tools to address emerging risks and support strategic decision-making, enabling businesses to navigate an increasingly complex insurance landscape. Read More
2024: A Milestone Year for Captive Insurance Growth
In 2024, captive insurance reached new heights, fueled by global economic challenges, hard markets, and innovative uses. Key drivers include environmental, social, and governance focus; regulatory updates; and expanding domiciles like France. With $50 billion in premiums and 8,000 captives worldwide, the industry solidifies its role in modern risk management. Read More