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7 September 2026Reinsurance

Oak Global eyes further growth after rapid start at Lloyd’s

To raise capital and launch a new balance sheet reinsurer has been difficult in recent years – capital has so many easier entry points. Doing so in London, operating through Lloyd’s, would have been an even harder sell. Yet Oak Global did just that – and two years on, is proving the appetite for its unusual proposition, from both clients and investors, is strong.

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