Aditi Mathur

Articles by Aditi Mathur

Reinsurance

Achmea Re eyes deeper partnerships: staying after a loss ‘is what really matters’

Achmea Re’s focus at Baden-Baden is not expansion but stability – cultivating partners that stay through loss years as well as good ones.   21 October 2025

Reinsurance

Students get a front-row seat to see reinsurance in action

Reinsurance students see classroom theory come to life at Baden-Baden Symposium.   21 October 2025

Insurance

Protesters target Baden-Baden meeting with climate stunt

Activists protested in Baden-Baden, urging insurers to drop fossil fuels.   20 October 2025

Reinsurance

Cautious signs of optimism in casualty reinsurance as Brit prepares to grow

Brit CEO encouraged by double-digit rate growth in areas such as excess casualty, coupled with increased underwriting discipline.   17 October 2025

Insurance

Smarter growth, stronger culture: Ergo Austria writes its own playbook

Smarter, not bigger: Ergo Austria’s Philipp Wassenberg shares refreshing views on growth, innovation and culture.   17 October 2025

Reinsurance

QBE Re seeking selective growth

Pricing adequacy and tight terms will remain non-negotiable as the market enters another pivotal renewal, says Abdallah Balbeisi.   17 October 2025

Insurance

Brokerslink enters next growth phase

In an exclusive interview, CEO José Manuel Fonseca set out growth plans to create “an even more robust” company.   17 October 2025

Operational Risk

Hold the helm: marine risk needs execution on pricing, piracy and fires, says GIA

It’s time to set a practical agenda for a softer market facing harder operational risks, argues member of Singapore’s GIA.   9 September 2025

Reinsurance

‘AI is table stakes’, the rest is discipline – Swiss Re draws the line

Generative AI and agentic AI is a breakthrough technology that will impact our industry, says Swiss Re P&C chief.   9 September 2025

Reinsurance

Capacity generated by retained earnings will hold its ground on discipline: Munich Re

No new wave of third-party capital; buoyancy is now self-funded by incumbent carriers’ earnings. Munich Re's Carsten Prussog examines the implications.   9 September 2025

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