Reinsurers are always open to working with new clients on some level, especially in what is a competitive European reinsurance market. One of the most lucrative sources of this can be independent cedants, of which there are many in Europe. But it is also a real mixed bag in terms of how profitable—or not—business flowing from these entities really is.
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Baden Baden 2022, Litmus Analysis, Cedants, Non-Life, CLRs, Insurance, Reinsurance, Stuart Shipperlee, Europe
