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1 May 2024Alternative Risk Transfer

RenaissanceRe suffers continued ILS outflows Q1, despite strong 1.1

Global reinsurer RenaissanceRe suffered its third consecutive quarter of net outflows of third party capital from its stable of ILS vehicles despite what had been hailed as a strong fund-raising effort at the 1.1 reinsurance renewals.

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