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10 April 2025Insurance

Tariff tremors: European re/insurers have most to lose

European re/insurers may breathe a temporary sigh of relief after US president Trump’s abrupt U-turn on tariffs, but the region still remains highly exposed to market volatility and the tremors are far from over.

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