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10 November 2016Insurance

Reinsurers with primary carriers may face conflict with cedants

While ‘diversify’ has been the mantra of many large reinsurers in recent years as they seek growth in stagnant markets and enhanced profits outside the elongated soft market in reinsurance, some strategic plays could rapidly become a double-edged sword for some players.

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