Reinsurers ‘held positions, but not always their shares’ in 1.1 renewal: Gallagher Re 
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Reinsurers ‘held positions, but not always their shares’ in 1.1 renewal: Gallagher Re 

Fiona Robertson, 
Kyoung-son Song, Abbie Day
January 02, 2024
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Property reinsurance supply “snapped back into balance” at the 1 January renewal, as casualty confidence diminished, according to Gallagher Re’s latest report.

Retained earnings and ample retro capacity led to a much calmer renewal and increased demand for top-end catastrophe risk from reinsurers.

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