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1 April 2025Reinsurance

Cedants stymie reinsurer growth at APAC 4.1 treaty renewals: Aon

Cedants stymied reinsurer growth hopes at the APAC 4.1 reinsurance treaty renewals to secure their deep rate cuts, holding or even trimming demand – just as reinsurers were flooding the zone in search of new or diversifying growth, say analysts at global brokerage group Aon.

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