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Capacity influx is driving down rates: Howden Re
Reinsurance
All carriers are making money in property – but that means more capacity and pressure on rates.   1 November 2026
Counterparty, governance risks test ratings for US re/insurers and MGAs: AM Best
Reinsurance
Collateral, claims oversight and capacity concentration are key to ratings resilience.   1 November 2026
Casualty sidecars: why long-tail risk has found a new class of capital
Reinsurance
A few years ago, a casualty sidecar was considered a niche deal. Today it is one of the most talked-about structures in reinsurance and a major theme at this year’s conferences. Here, Carrie Byler and Kenneth Durbin, from Howden Re, and Mitchell Rosenberg, from Howden Capital Markets and Advisory, discuss their growth and the capital behind them.   1 November 2026
Reinsurance
Private ILS can learn from cat bond pricing, reporting and independent risk assessment.   1 November 2026
Technology
The exposures behind large data-centre placements will test the industry’s expertise and capacity, says AXA XL’s Greg Schiffer.   1 November 2026
Insurance
US insurers are increasing their use of facultative reinsurance to pursue growth while managing capital and volatility.   1 November 2026
Reinsurance
If sophisticated analytics represent one side of modern reinsurance broking, experience and institutional knowledge represent another, says Tim Releford, head of applied modelling and incoming president at Holborn Corporation.   1 November 2026
Reinsurance
MS Re’s Lisa Butera explains why mounting secondary perils and urban sprawl mean buyers must restructure retentions rather than simply taking cheaper rates.   1 November 2026
Reinsurance
Limits discipline and changing claims practices are informing reinsurers’ assessments of North American casualty portfolios, says Emily Apostolides, head of casualty, North America, at Gallagher Re.   1 November 2026
Reinsurance
Expanding reinsurance capacity is giving US buyers greater leverage to demand flexible treaty terms. DEVK Re CUO Cliff Falkenhagen explains why such times demand greater underwriting discipline.   1 November 2026

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