No Class of 2023: Why Capital Is Sitting on the Reinsurance Sidelines January 25, 2023 By Susanne Sclafane Until investors can be convinced that property-catastrophe reinsurance pricing has caught up with recurring event losses, they’ll continue to sit...
Jan. 1 Renewals: ‘They Got Done’; Carrier Overreliance on Reinsurers Corrected January 24, 2023 By Susanne Sclafane When an AM Best analyst said, “Apparently, things didn’t go that bad” to describe 1/1 reinsurance renewals, he wasn’t actually...
Reinsurers Face Major Claims Uncertainties, but Reap Benefits of Pricing Tailwinds September 16, 2021 By L.S. Howard A principal negative factor affecting the reinsurance industry is the large amount of claims uncertainty, but positive tailwinds are offsetting...
Reinsurance Sector ‘Stable’ Despite Major Headwinds: AM Best September 14, 2020 By Adrian Leonard The tailwinds propelling the global reinsurance sector are sufficient impetus for the ratings agency AM Best to retain its stable...
A.M. Best: European Insurers Continue Emerging Markets’ Growth – with Caution September 30, 2015 In an attempt to deploy excess capital, some major European insurers have developed overseas operations over the past several years...
European Re/Insurers Well Positioned to Withstand Market Volatility: A.M. Best August 27, 2015 European re/insurers are well positioned to withstand the current volatility in the stock markets, having made significant changes to their...
A.M. Best: Eurozone Insurers Remain Robust Despite Instability in Greece July 10, 2015 The impact of Greece exiting the eurozone is likely to hit market confidence in the region, although (re)insurers operating in...