13 July 2026Reinsurance

Re/insurers are adapting well to a volatile world, despite perceptions of slow response: Sompo’s Silies

Despite higher levels of volatility in the re/insurance market, exacerbated by geopolitical fragmentation, cyber threats, AI adoption, economic uncertainty and climate challenges, re/insurers are adapting and carrying out their traditional role well.

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