Articles about Reinsurance in Insurance
The midyear reinsurance renewals are here, and the market is looking surprisingly competitive. With record capital and confident reinsurers, find out why prices are softening and what this means for you.
After years of whiplash-inducing rate hikes, the property insurance market finally seemed to take a breath in 2026. But is this the new normal, or just the calm before another storm? Let's break down what industry execs are saying about 2027.
Private reinsurance is getting cheaper, but Florida insurers are still required to buy from the state's Cat Fund. We break down the debate on whether more flexibility could lower your premiums or put the state at risk.
You might be surprised to learn that Wall Street hedge funds are pouring billions into the insurance world, especially for property coverage. This isn't just a small trend—it's shaking up a model that's been around for nearly two centuries.
In a world of rising costs, something surprising is happening in the insurance industry: reinsurance prices are actually getting softer. Let's break down what happened at the April renewals and why it's a welcome bit of good news.
Have you seen the latest notices? Tensions in the Gulf are causing a major shakeup in marine insurance. We're breaking down why reinsurers are getting nervous and what it means for your war risk and hull rates.
Keeping up with the insurance world can feel like a full-time job. We're breaking down the latest leadership shuffles at Aon and Arch Insurance, and what these big moves could mean for the market.
Bermuda is making its reinsurance rules tougher, and we're seeing fewer new companies set up shop. But is this a bad sign? Here's why this move is actually about building long-term trust and solidifying its top spot.
Ever wonder what happens when a fronting carrier puts its own money on the line? The hybrid fronting model is changing the game by retaining risk, creating powerful alignment with reinsurers and leading to smarter underwriting.
Remember the wild ride of the reinsurance market? Well, AM Best just pumped the brakes, shifting its outlook from positive to stable. Let's break down what this really means for property and casualty lines.
It's always a big deal when a major player makes a move. Stephanie Ogden is leaving HDI Global to take the CEO spot at Munich Re's Specialty Syndicate, and it's got the market talking.
Germania Insurance recently announced its first-ever catastrophe bond for $100 million. We're breaking down what a 'cat bond' is, why this is a smart move, and what it means for the company's future.