1 March 2010Reinsurance

A growing concern

The Bermudian insurance industry in 2010 is, by all accounts, in rude financial health. It has accumulated deep reserves of capital following a year of few catastrophes, and a year in which solid underwriting performance delivered further upward margins and the global markets returned to liquidity.

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