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3 February 2026Reinsurance

Facultative reinsurance softens in double bind: flooded capacity cuts demand

Facultative reinsurance may be softer and less selective than the treaty market, especially for property, as abundant leftover reinsurer capacity satisfies cedant demand, suggest analysts at Gallagher Re.

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