That is according to Richard Gray, head of third-party capital and general manager, Beazley Bermuda, and Richard Lowther, ...

Better modelling can help distinguish between exposures that might otherwise sit beneath the broad label of “war risk”. But ...

Investors no longer need alternatives simply to manufacture yield, so the discussion has shifted toward portfolio function,” ...

A decade of major loss events has reshaped how ILS investors assess the asset class, but for Adam Champion, CEO of capital ...

Capital availability is no longer the primary challenge facing the reinsurance market. Instead, the focus is shifting towards ...

Catastrophe models can account for characteristics such as roof geometry, age and condition, but missing secondary modifiers ...

Its challenge is to build that balance while operating within a cycle Gray says is shaped by both the availability of capital ...

Private credit investors are not simply another source of capital arriving with the same objectives as existing ILS investors ...

As ILS capital looks towards new risk classes, the greatest challenge might not be finding opportunities but giving investors ...

AI might make insurers faster and more sophisticated at analysing risk, but the technology itself is unlikely to provide a lasting competitive advantage, according to Ascot Group’s CIO.

Climate change does not have to make catastrophe risk uninsurable, provided insurers and reinsurers can confidently quantify ...

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. The market is at an inflexion ...