John Huff, president and CEO of the Association of Bermuda Insurers & Reinsurers (ABIR), has said collaboration between government, the industry and the regulator gives the island an advantage over other reinsurance jurisdictions.
November 5, 2024
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Speaking to The Insurer TV at the Rendez-Vous de Septembre in Monte Carlo, Sherif Zakhary, CEO of Aon's Strategy and Technology Group, outlined how Aon uses data and analysis to help clients capitalise on trends and opportunities.
A lack of institutional investor uptake will likely slow growth in the cyber catastrophe bond market, according to participants in The Insurer TV’s ILS panel at this year’s Rendez-Vous in Monte Carlo.
John Huff, president and CEO of the Association of Bermuda Insurers & Reinsurers (ABIR), has said collaboration between government, the industry and the regulator gives the island an advantage over other reinsurance jurisdictions.
Deloitte’s Johal on growth, M&A, and talent: “Specialty lines and technology are driving the future”
The (re)insurance sector is set for significant shifts, driven by specialty growth, a focus on climate, and heightened M&A activity, according to Guru Johal, vice chairman and partner and global speciality and reinsurance markets leader at Deloitte.
Reinsurers are approaching the 1 January renewals with a clear push for stability and a desire to defend their profitability as the market continues to navigate a variety of headwinds, Axis Re's Ann Haugh has told
London-listed Lancashire is committed to exploring E&S opportunities in the US, although group CEO Alex Maloney has clarified that this does not mean competing with business in London.
The global catastrophe bond market remains strong as the fourth quarter begins following a period of sustained growth over the past 18 months, according to Richard Pennay, CEO of Aon’s ILS division.
Jiten Voralia, head of North American treaty reinsurance at Everest, explains to The Insurer TV how the carrier is constantly evolving to meet clients’ needs, its views on global specialties (aviation, marine, cyber, engineering and parametric risk), and how it is deepening its global footprint.
At the Rendez-Vous de Septembre in Monte Carlo, Everest's head of international reinsurance Artur Klinger provided insights into the company's strategic developments and the evolving landscape of the global reinsurance market.
Generative AI will “transform the industry” in many aspects, according to EY global insurance leader Isabelle Santenac.
Specialty reinsurer Eureka Re has secured an A- rating, a key milestone that reflects years of strategic growth and dedication, according to its founder and CEO Gabriel Holschneider.
Howden Re’s deputy CEO for international Sebastian Cook has reiterated the broker’s commitment to recruiting top-tier talent as it seeks continued growth in the highly competitive reinsurance broking space.
As the risk landscape grows ever more complex and interconnected, the need for quality data in the reinsurance industry has never been more pressing, Axco’s head of business development Roberta Field told
Aspen is targeting growth within its third-party capital operations, with a particular focus on casualty, according to recently promoted group president and Bermuda CEO Christian Dunleavy.
The big shift in reinsurer sentiment in the last 18-24 months has been reflected in the actions they've taken, according to Waleed Jabsheh, president and CEO of IGI.
The cyber reinsurance landscape is seeing major shifts as insurers prioritise resilience and profitability, while innovative tools like cyber catastrophe bonds bring fresh capacity into the market.
An outcome-based connected risk policy enables corporates to have a proper, resilient solution for their exposures going forward, according to Suki Basi, founder and CEO, Russell Group.
With the European MGA sector growing by 20 percent year on year, it is now keeping pace with growth in the US and UK markets, according to Enrico Bertagna, who leads the MGA division of Howden’s reinsurance arm in Europe.
Even though strides have been made toward creating data-driven reinsurance businesses, overall market progress remains slow, according to eReinsure founder and CEO Igor Best-Devereux.
Digitising distribution and workloads will be key in bringing data into the underwriting decision-making process, according to Ian Summers, global business leader at AdvantageGo.
