5 November 2025ReinsuranceAditi Mathur

APAC reinsurers stay financially strong: S&P Global

APAC reinsurers are entering 2026 from a position of strength – financially solid, well capitalised and more profitable than they were three years ago. But S&P Global Ratings analysts warn that this stability is fragile, with softening rates, climate volatility and interconnected risks posing real tests to underwriting discipline.

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