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16 April 2013Reinsurance

A potential giant awakens

While the reinsurance industry has been used to Bermudian start-ups entering the business through property-catastrophe underwriting when market conditions are ripe and then maturing into more rounded reinsurers, it is rare to find a serious new player in the industry emerge from elsewhere in the world.

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