17 October 2025ReinsuranceWyn Jenkins

Uncertainty and volatility: but reinsurers can innovate as risks evolve

Reinsurers must step up and innovate to keep pace with the rapidly changing needs of clients in a changing world. This means embracing technology but also showing a willingness to cover new risks, such as increasingly complex supply chains, helping clients and the global economy become more resilient and shockproof.

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