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As we move through 2026, flood risk has firmly established itself as one of the most persistent and complex challenges facing the global insurance and reinsurance markets.

As the reinsurance market enters 2026, the conversation has moved decisively beyond capacity. While pricing discipline and risk-adjusted returns remain essential, they are no longe...

The final figures are now in: global economic losses from natural catastrophes in 2025 have exceeded $162 billion, with insured losses already confirmed above $120 billion for the ...

For the first time in several years, property reinsurers and their cedents are entering a renewal season with genuine breathing room.

The global reinsurance market continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and balance.

The global reinsurance market is approaching 2026 with renewed balance and discipline.

The reinsurance market continues to demonstrate robust conditions for underwriting, with significant implications for both traditional reinsurers and insurance-linked securities (I...

As reinsurers, we live with the constant tension between long-term structural risks and the cyclical dynamics of our market. Climate change is unquestionably reshaping the future o...

The property reinsurance market in 2025 reflects a sector that has learned hard lessons and recalibrated its approach for sustainable performance.

The reinsurance market has always been defined by cycles—hard markets followed by soft markets, with volatility shaped by capital flows and catastrophic losses.