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26 February 2026Reinsurance

Bermuda’s Class of 2005: Where are they now?

Hurricanes Katrina, Rita and Wilma will forever hold significance for the reinsurance industry for reshaping the global landscape, most significantly for Bermuda and the ‘Class of 2005’ that emerged to face catastrophe risk with capacity and innovation. As we pass the 20th year anniversary, we take a look at where these players are now.

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