30 October 2026 Reinsurance premiums declined as the group navigated a challenging market, while stronger investment income helped offset underwriting losses.
30 October 2026
30 October 2026
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Re/insurance
At a roundtable in Monte Carlo, 10 Bermuda market leaders explored how reinsurers can pursue growth without sacrificing discipline as rates soften and new risks emerge.
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The nature of risk is inherently unpredictable, yet one thing is certain – markets will turn, losses will be made and resilience will be tested, so foundations must withstand, says Paul Brand, of Convex.
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An unusual route to the top paired with a bench that reflects the breadth of Bermuda’s expertise has demonstrated the need to showcase the industry’s opportunities, says Jennifer Wilson, of Lancashire Insurance.
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Re/insurers are entering a more competitive phase from a position of considerable strength, with Bermuda’s balance sheets and a diverse risk ecosystem allowing them to manage the cycle, says John Huff, of ABIR.
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In a landscape characterised by rapid change and unpredictability, the key to navigation lies in proactive governance and defined reason, says Matt Britten, of PwC Bermuda.
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ILS has earned the right to push into new territory, but as capital moves towards longer-duration risks, disciplines sustaining the asset class’s success cannot be shed, says Kathleen Faries, of Artex Capital Solutions.
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As reinsurance moves towards normalisation, competitive advantage will depend increasingly on data, experience, technology and capital discipline, says Peter Bell, of Everest Reinsurance (Bermuda).
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After more than a decade of false starts, AI might finally be delivering on insurtech’s original promise, says a former chief information officer, Martin Henley, of mea Platform.