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5 January 2026Reinsurance

Property cat structures could crack in 2026 as capacity left unmet 1/1

Pressure should yet mount for the frequency and aggregate property reinsurance protections lost in the 2023 market reset, with unsatisfied capacity from the 1/1 2026 renewals still on the hunt and cedants now satisfied by savings on rate, global reinsurance brokerage leaders are suggesting.

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