Reinsurance renewals news

SCOR, the Paris-headquartered global reinsurance company, reported a reduction in property and casualty revenues for the fourth-quarter and full-year of 2025, but in part this is reported by the company to be a response to the competitive market in property risks.

Florida’s Citizens Property Insurance Corporation is planning to call its $1.1 billion of Everglades Re II Ltd. (Series 2024-1) catastrophe bonds in advance of its renewal, to enable it to take advantage of current market conditions and may sponsor issuance of around $600 million of new cat bonds this year to make a saving on […]

Florida’s property insurer of last resort Citizens Property Insurance Corporation began 2026 with 67% less exposure, while the firm also projects it will need $3 billion of traditional reinsurance and / or catastrophe bonds for the 2026 hurricane season.

Swiss Re’s CEO Andreas Berger said the reinsurance company is focused on amplifying the core of its business to deepen its relevance, citing leverage from alternative capital, a need to reimagine the value-chain, the role of artificial intelligence and the importance of disciplined cycle management at this time.

Swiss Re has reported strong profits and hitting its financial targets for 2025, as well as a relatively stable premium volume for the key January reinsurance renewals. Demonstrating the profitability of the reinsurance business the company will now return more capital to its shareholders, but is a second major player to opt for less retrocession […]

In 2026, American Integrity Insurance feels that renewed flexibility in the catastrophe bond market and attractive pricing environment is creating good opportunities for the company, with its senior executives citing the ability to attach reinsurance cover lower down and the return of some cascading features.

Munich Re has demonstrated the power of a large diversified reinsurance and insurance group in beating its profit target for 2025, while showing its desire to retain more of the economics of its re/insurance business by slashing its retrocession arrangements and scrapping its collateralized reinsurance sidecar programme.

Bruce Lucas, the CEO of Slide Insurance Company, said today that the firm’s new $320 million Purple Re Ltd. (Series 2026-1) catastrophe bond came in with risk-adjusted pricing that was down more than 20% year-on-year, while his company expects to benefit from more reinsurance synergies as it has ambitious expansion plans.

Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. has already placed approximately 90% of its first-event catastrophe reinsurance tower and has secured additional multi-year cover to run through the 2027 hurricane season, the firm’s CEO Stephen Donaghy said today.

At a meeting held in Galveston today, the Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) Board agreed to only pursue purchase of the statutory minimum amount of reinsurance and catastrophe bonds needed to hit the 1-in-50 year funding level in 2026, opting not to buy any additional risk transfer to cover higher return period events.