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23 January 2026Reinsurance

Reinsurance exits 1/1 strong, ILS investors in no rush

Insurance-linked securities (ILS) investors are emerging from the January 1 renewals with a steady hand, viewing the reinsurance market as fundamentally strong rather than at an inflection point, analysts believe.

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