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1 April 2026Reinsurance

Middle East conflict will be felt at mid-year renewals: Howden Re

Impacts from the Iran war did not directly affect property catastrophe renewals at 1/4 but the Middle East conflict will feed through at midyear renewals, said Howden Re.

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