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The search for talent: new re/insurers in Bermuda face the old challenges
Recruitment is a perennial struggle for Bermuda’s re/insurance industry. The class of 2020/21 won’t escape that, but it could have some powerful strategic advantages in the war for talent.
Learning lessons from the past
There may not be as many as in some previous years, but the new class of Bermuda reinsurers is shaking up the startup model. An Intelligent Insurer panel discussed what they have to teach the industry.
Ed targets further growth in 2018
Andy Wallin, group commercial director, Ed, has ambitious plans for a year that he admits will be defined to an extent by the heavy cat losses of 2017 and the market’s reaction to them.
Goodbye to a challenging 2016
2016 has again been a benign year in terms of large catastrophe losses, but geopolitical developments have added new challenges to the sector. Intelligent Insurer asked executives from re/insurance firms including Swiss Re, Argo, AM Best and Willis Re for their opinions on the most important developments in the re/insurance industry in 2016.
What re/insurance executives expect for 2017
Some of the pressures the re/insurance sector faced in 2016—low interest rates, uncertainties around Brexit and a soft market—are likely to persist in 2017. But some additional drivers are set to affect the performance of the sector, as described by executives from major players such as Markel, Swiss Re and Willis Re.
Everyone is talking about: Ed
In what must be the most striking rebranding in the history of risk transfer, the broker formerly known as Cooper Gay has rebranded itself as ‘Ed’. Steve Hearn, chief executive of Ed, explains to Intelligent Insurer the logic of the move and why it is launching on Bermuda.
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