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30 September 2024Reinsurance

MENA reinsurance capacity strong, but market changes threaten volatility

Middle East and North Africa (MENA) reinsurance capacity is “plentiful”, but rising natural catastrophe losses and supply-side inflation may lead to increased volatility, according to AM Best’s latest reading on the market.

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