Reinsurance

The message is not to lock the door and send everyone home, but the competitors of yesterday may not be the competitors of tomorrow.

That is looking like the wrong question. It's time to reframe the debate and consider the huge potential for gains by reinsurers.

Market liberalization initiatives present even more opportunities for innovators in transparent health reinsurance.

Catastrophes have put pressure on the industry, but the changing nature of risk opens up historic opportunities.

Insurance has certainly evolved since its inception in Lloyd’s coffee shop in 1686, but the risk transfer process has remained almost identical.

Although the 2017 hurricane season was the costliest in U.S. history, the demand from capital markets for reinsurance risks is unlikely to diminish.

Connecting many risk ledgers (each escrowing funds against a specific risk type) will likely produce an internet of risk.

The gap of uninsured or under-insured assets increased fourfold over the past 30 years. What is holding insurance back?