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9 September 2025Insurance

Marine, energy and aviation reinsurance adjust to oversupply and geopolitics

Marine and energy insurers are facing a changing market where plentiful capacity is pushing down rates, even as geopolitical hotspots heighten concerns over war-risk exposures.

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