QBE Re confirms retro exit in ‘peak peril zones’
December 16 2022 by Andrew Tjaardstra-
January 1 renewals seeing ‘flattish pricing’, better terms
- December 21
Political risk and war will see the most challenging conversations with capacity available for other classes as reinsurance or retro markets have not been too affected by 2023 catastrophes.
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Retro capacity on slow path to recovery
- June 27
While capacity providers are re-entering and the ILS sector is buoyant, the impact on 1.7 renewals will be limited as it takes time for the capital to feed into the markets.
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‘Late’ July renewals to continue hardening trend
- June 16
Sluggish retro markets, and elevated nat cat losses in Australia and New Zealand will weigh on 1.7.
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Retro squeeze pushes Asia reinsurers to more tailored cover
- February 6
Portfolios exposed to the US, Japan and loss-hit territories saw the highest prices, increased retentions and capacity withdrawal at 1.1. renewals.