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Asia’s aging population spurs insurance rethink
According to Swiss Re, Asia’s demographic landscape is shifting as the population ages at an accelerated pace. This transformation is reshaping insurance needs across health, long-term care, retirement, and legacy planning.
Global reinsurance in 2026
Global reinsurers are expected to see a decline in underwriting results heading into 2026, according to a new report from Fitch Ratings. While pricing across the sector is likely to remain sufficient to support positive returns, profitability is projected to come under pressure.
California certifies wildfire catastrophe model tool
Verisk Wildfire Model has been officially approved by The California Department of Insurance as the first catastrophe model for insurance rate-setting under new regulations.
Somerset Re earns rating upgrade from AM Best
AM Best has upgraded the financial strength ratings of Somerset Reinsurance to A (Excellent) from A- (Excellent).
Wildfire now a year-round risk for insurers
The traditional concept of wildfire season is becoming obsolete as major fire events now occur throughout the year, according to Gallagher Re’s latest report, World on Fire 2025.
Key strategies to manage casualty exposures
Built on findings from a recent whitepaper and come as global trade continues to intersect with the evolving liability environment in the US, Wolfram-Ferdinand Schultz, head of casualty treaty for Continental Europe at Howden Re, has outlined key legal, strategic, and structural considerations facing international firms with exposure to US casualty risks.
Air India crash may cost insurers $200m
The recent crash of an Air India aircraft shortly after takeoff is expected to result in insurance claims reaching up to $200 million, according to industry sources.