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Reinsurance

Think beyond the renewal pack; reinsurance starts with transparency

VIG Re wants to be closer to clients through deeper dialogue, data-sharing and long-term commitment across cycles, says Viktor Faucret.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

Reinsurers need to think of wildfire like hurricanes and earthquakes, not a secondary peril: AXA XL

Wildfire losses are rising fast, but reinsurers still treat it as secondary peril. Axa XL Reinsurance’s Jon Gale says it’s time to reconsider.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

Client selection, structure: TransRe focuses on what it can control

While much of the dialogue in renewals negotiation, both mid-year and in the run up to year-end, will focus on rates softening, reinsurers are better placed focusing on the things they can control, says Eyal Shnaps, global property portfolio lead at TransRe.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

What causes sleepless nights? Earthquake risk

While so-called secondary perils dominate the headlines, the really big risks remain in the more remote parts of reinsurers’ portfolios – and earthquake risk is up there, says Eyal Shnaps, global property portfolio lead at TransRe.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

Reinsurance moves from silos to shared data as collaboration gains ground

Cleaner data, earlier engagement and shared platforms could transform reinsurance placements from innovation bottleneck to a competitive advantage.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

Munich Re pours cold water on overheated cat bond market

Reinsurance giant says cat bonds do nothing to address the global protection gap.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

Alternative capital markets set for record year as cat bonds drive surge

S&P credit analyst Maren Josefs tells an audience at the Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous why cat bonds appetite is stronger than ever.   7 September 2025

Reinsurance

SCS were never ‘secondary’, always primary perils: KCC’s Clark

AI-fuelled risk modelling reshapes the outlook for natural catastrophe, says KCC founder.   7 September 2025

Insurance

Lloyd’s chair Roxburgh eyes growth in Europe and US, but discipline and talent come first

Sir Charles Roxburgh, the chair of Lloyd’s since May, has global growth ambitions – but more basic goals come first.   6 September 2025

Insurance

Geopolitical tensions the elephant in the room for marine insurers: IUMI secretary general

Geopolitics will dominate IUMI’s Singapore conference, with war, trade tensions and sanctions high on the agenda alongside technology, ESG and safety, says Lange.   6 September 2025

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