The reinsurance market has maintained the downward pricing trends seen at the January and April renewals, despite Q1 deterioration for many reinsurers’ results, according to the latest Willis Re report
Aggregate shareholders’ funds for companies making up the Willis Re index increased by 4 percent to $344.1 billion in 2016, according to a Willis report
Insured loss estimates from major natural catastrophes was around $39.5 billion in 2016, the highest since the annual market losses of $60 billion witnessed in 2012, according to the 2016 summary of natural catastrophe events report from Willis Re
Willis Re has launched an update of its cyber risk portfolio-modelling tool, PRISM-Re at the annual Monte Carlo Rendez-Vous...
Michael Sapnar, president and CEO of Transatlantic Re, has been elected chair of the Reinsurance Association of America’s board of directors...
Last year saw a 3.5 percent reduction in traditional capital dedicated to reinsurance, according to Willis Re...
Despite the signs of pricing stabilisation in peak property catastrophe zones during the June/July 2015 renewals, the forecasts for a softening in reinsurance pricing have proved illusory, according to Willis...
Willis Re has unveiled an enhanced approach to catastrophe risk modelling that enables insurers to more accurately measure, mitigate and articulate their catastrophe risk exposure for all major perils and territories globally...
While the ILS industry proved resilient in 2020, industry participants discuss potential market developments including the partnership between captives and ILS
Paul Owens of of Willis Global Captive Management looks at the key challenges for the insurance industry in the next 15 years
With its popularity soaring, CIT takes a look at the mutual insurance arrangement to see why it is a viable option for retailers and even football clubs
