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2 November 2026Reinsurance

Changing risks demand new thinking on talent, expertise and innovation: SRA

Asia now has plenty of reinsurance capital but as risks become more complex and interconnected, putting it to work effectively will take more than financial capacity. The industry needs the talent, technical expertise and innovation to understand changing exposures, assess emerging liabilities and extend protection to underinsured communities.

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