One of the key takeaways from Q1 reporting to date has been efforts by (re)insurers to reassure investors...
Property Catastrophe Reinsurance Market Dynamics to Slow in 2024
Reinsurance rate increases for property catastrophe business are likely to slow to below 10% on average when contracts are renewed in January 2024, Fitch...
Reinsurance rate increases for property catastrophe business are likely to slow to below 10% on average when contracts are renewed in January 2024, Fitch...
PR / 6 months ago
Hard Property Catastrophe Reinsurance Market to Support 2023 Margins
Reinsurance rates for property catastrophe business should increase by well over 10% when contracts are renewed in January 2023, Fitch Ratings says,...
Reinsurance rates for property catastrophe business should increase by well over 10% when contracts are renewed in January 2023, Fitch Ratings says,...
PR / 1 year ago
Hurricane Ian Fallout Will Test Cat Bond Investor Appetite
Reinsurers facing shrinking balance sheets amid rising rates and increasingly volatile catastrophic losses have effectively utilized the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market to...
Reinsurers facing shrinking balance sheets amid rising rates and increasingly volatile catastrophic losses have effectively utilized the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market to...
PR / 2 years ago
Florida (Re)Insurers to Withstand Hurricane Ian, Specialists at Risk
Hurricane Ian, which made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast and has since been downgraded to a tropical storm, is expected to generate substantial economic and insured losses in affected...
Hurricane Ian, which made landfall on Florida’s Gulf Coast and has since been downgraded to a tropical storm, is expected to generate substantial economic and insured losses in affected...
PR / 2 years ago
Key Takeaways from the 2022 International Reinsurance Conference in Monte Carlo
This video summarizes Fitch’s observations from the 2022 Reinsurance Congress...
This video summarizes Fitch’s observations from the 2022 Reinsurance Congress...
Video / 2 years ago
Reinsurers Diverge on Appetite for Catastrophe Risk
Reinsurers’ appetites to offer cover for property-catastrophe risk are diverging as climate change makes weather-related losses increasingly frequent, severe and volatile...
Reinsurers’ appetites to offer cover for property-catastrophe risk are diverging as climate change makes weather-related losses increasingly frequent, severe and volatile...
Article / 2 years ago
US P/C Commercial Lines See Pricing, Underwriting Improvement
The underwriting performance of U.S. property/casualty (P/C) insurance commercial sector lines is poised for favorable underwriting gains in 2022, barring outsized natural catastrophe losses...
The underwriting performance of U.S. property/casualty (P/C) insurance commercial sector lines is poised for favorable underwriting gains in 2022, barring outsized natural catastrophe losses...
Article / 2 years ago
US P&C insurance outlook marred - Insurance Business
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Article / 2 years ago
Property Cat Reinsurance Rates to Rise Double-Digit at Renewals
Fitch Ratings expects reinsurance rates to increase by more than 10% in catastrophe-related lines of business when contracts are renewed in January 2022, which supports the improving sector outlook for 2022...
Fitch Ratings expects reinsurance rates to increase by more than 10% in catastrophe-related lines of business when contracts are renewed in January 2022, which supports the improving sector outlook for 2022...
Article / 2 years ago
North American P/C Insurers’ Profit Upside Challenged in 2022
North American property/casualty (P/C) (re)insurers’ strong premium revenue growth from rising commercial rates, reduced incurred losses tied to the coronavirus pandemic and large investment gains on...
North American property/casualty (P/C) (re)insurers’ strong premium revenue growth from rising commercial rates, reduced incurred losses tied to the coronavirus pandemic and large investment gains on...
Article / 2 years ago
