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2 July 2025Reinsurance

Insured losses hit $70bn in H1 2025 but fail to dampen reinsurance momentum

Insured losses of $70 billion did little to dampen the reinsurance market in the first half of 2025, buoyed by plenty of capacity and rising demand, according to Guy Carpenter.

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