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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. 2 November 2026
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Lloyd's already has a big presence in North America but Marc Lipman, president, Americas, eyes more opportunities in an increasingly complex landscape. 2 November 2026
Reinsurance
Targets manual work involved in cleaning and standardising property binder data. 2 November 2026
Reinsurance
As reinsurers navigate an increasingly competitive market driven they must not lose sight of opportunities for profitable growth, suggests Matt Junge at Swiss Re. 2 November 2026
Reinsurance
Lockton Re’s Laura Murphy thinks there could be some moderation in the pace of rate reduction on property lines at the upcoming US reinsurance renewals. 2 November 2026
Insurance
Incoming chief executive has overseen Dutch non-life, banking and technology operations. 2 November 2026
Reinsurance
Marsh Re’s Kim Roberts discusses the importance of data responding to elevated secondary peril losses. 2 November 2026
Reinsurance
Axa XL’s Renaud Guidée explains why granular portfolio data and clear placement structures are essential for underwriting Asia-Pacific’s expanding infrastructure and shifting climate risks. 1 November 2026
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Florida's experience shows how legal reforms can attract insurance capacity and deliver lower rates, according to APCIA's Adam Shores. 1 November 2026
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Self-retained, corporate and captive legacy transactions dominate the market. 1 November 2026
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