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27 March 2026Reinsurance

Expect stable 1/4 renewals despite Middle East tensions: Howden Re

Renewals are expected to hold steady into April 1, even as tensions in the Middle East escalate, with capacity across marine, energy and political violence lines remaining robust but underwriting scrutiny tightening on Gulf exposures, Howden Re believes.

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