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Fac growth and hybrid flexibility key to strategy – Everest’s Izzo
Everest’s Anthony Izzo, explains that the reinsurer’s leaning into property facultative, building hybrid structures, and using technology to strengthen long-term partnerships.
Bruniecki: Long-term relationships anchor MS Re strategy
MS Reinsurance is doubling down on stability and client partnerships as market volatility and geopolitical uncertainty weigh on the reinsurance sector, according to Jorg Bruniecki, chief underwriting officer, international, MS Re.
Lockton Re appoints Le Flufy as global head of cyber
Reinsurance broker strengthens cyber capabilities with new London-based leadership role
MAPFRE Economics lifts global growth forecast as inflation outlook eases
The research arm of MAPFRE has nudged its forecast for global economic growth higher, with inflation set to moderate
Specialty balancing competition with sustainability – Munich Re’s Schwimmer
Munich Re’s Christa Schwimmer says the specialty reinsurance market faces mounting pressures across marine, aviation and cyber, but stresses the importance of discipline, differentiation and long-term client partnerships.
Reinsurance showing ‘greater willingness to be innovative’ – BMS Re’s Dudley
Alongside data usage developing reinsurance delivery, chief broking officer believes ‘a real crossover’ is ‘happening between insurers and reinsurers’
IUMI highlights challenging hull marine market and elevated risk
Global marine hull premium was up 3.5% in 2024, reaching $9.67bn, but the insurance market is soft and subject to heightened risks and claims pressures
Widening CBRN protection gap for insurers, warn Geneva Association, IFTRIP
A joint report from the Geneva Association and IFTRIP highlights escalating chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear risks, urging closer cooperation between insurers, governments and terrorism pools
LSM appoints Weigel to lead multinational Europe
Zurich-based hire to strengthen multinational programme capability under Invest in Europe 2030 strategy
Swiss Re notes nuclear growth, SRCC exposures and geopolitical volatility
At RVS 2025 in Monte Carlo, Swiss Re executives highlighted nuclear energy investment, rising civil unrest exposures and geopolitical volatility as prominent features of the evolving risk landscape.
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