Gallagher Re

Gallagher Re is one of the world's largest reinsurance brokers and advisory firms, operating across the risk and capital spectrum and is part of the Gallagher group. Originally founded in 2013 as the co-venture ‘Capsicum Re’ with Gallagher, the business grew rapidly and became wholly owned by Gallagher in 2020. In December 2021, the transformational acquisition of Willis Re was completed, making Gallagher Re the world’s 3rd largest reinsurance broker with a team of over 2,400 colleagues trading from more than 70 offices across 31 countries including all the key global reinsurance hubs of North America, Europe, and Asia.

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Indonesia sees abundant reinsurance capacity from domestic, overseas insurers: Gallagher Re

Accounts that were free of catastrophe losses in 2023 and 2024 saw risk-adjusted rate reductions.

Losses from large fire, Typhoon Yagi hit China's proportional treaty results

Loss-free treaties benefitted from notable risk-adjusted reductions, Gallagher Re said.

Abundant reinsurance capital eases costs for ANZ property risks: Gallagher Re

Reinsurer quotations were closely aligned with fewer outliers compared to previous years.

APAC reinsurance sees rate reductions: Gallagher Re

Pricing also softened in smaller Southeast and North Asian markets.

Reinsurers set to achieve sub-90% combined ratios: Gallagher Re

The property catastrophe market saw reduced risk-adjusted pricing.

Gallagher Re launches global tropical cyclone research consortium

Tropical cyclones have caused $710b in insured losses globally since 2000.

APAC emerges as leader in renewables insurance

RE is projected to account for 45% of global electricity generation by 2030.

Japanese insurers double down on tech to weather disaster risks

Industry players are relying on data analytics to improve risk management.

Q3 insurtech investments reach $1.38b, highest since 2023

63.4% of Q3 2024 deals are directed at AI-centered insurtechs. 

APAC sees rising demand for cyber, EV insurance

Motor insurance remains the largest non-life segment, representing 41% of premiums.

2024 insured losses exceed decade average at $108b

Total economic losses for the first three quarters reached ~$280b.

Australia leads APAC in cyber insurance uptake

Demand for cyber insurance in the region is growing at nearly 50% annually.

Cyber insurance demand rises in APAC's emerging markets

APAC cyber insurance market is growing at nearly 50% annually.

Can renewable energy growth continue amidst rising insurance risks?

Alternative energy assets often lack the quality needed for long-term sustainability.

Reinsurance capital hits $766b, up 5.4%

Return on equity remained strong at 19.6%.