Guy Carpenter
Guy Carpenter & Company, LLC, is a global risk and reinsurance specialist based in New York with more than 60 offices worldwide.
Business email compromise is often overlooked cyber threat: Guy Carpenter
Business email compromise is often overlooked cyber threat: Guy Carpenter
The past five years saw 550 email compromises, affecting clients.
Reinsurance market stabilises amid mid-year renewals
Property catastrophe reinsurance rates were generally flat to slightly down.
Japanese insurers seeking alternatives to lower hail risks
2024 could potentially exceed ¥150b ($0.94b) in insured losses.
How private equity will mould the region’s life insurance market
Asia saw $25b in private equity-backed reinsurance transactions in 2023.
TREIF estimates $23.5m in losses from more than 450 claims
Guy Carpenter notes that the full extent of the quake’s impact on the industry is yet to be determined.
Guy Carp appoints new managing director for credit, bond and political risk division
Chu has been in the reinsurance market throughout his 30-year career.
Guy Carpenter boosts senior leaderships in APAC
A new CEO will lead the Pacific region.
ASEAN forms reinsurance committee to tackle climate risks
The insurance industry’s snail pace in providing capacity for RE projects, the committee aims to jumpstart the progress.
How global issues impact reinsurance: Guy Carpenter
Repricing risks, using quality data, and seeking alternative solutions are fundamental steps for insurers.
Hong Kong’s drainage system prevented a greater impact: Guy Carpenter
The 2008 rainstorm alone generated HK$237m incurred claims.
Guy Carpenter points out outliers to drive placement discussions before renewals
The industry is positioned for growth.
Risk professionals and strong financials are needed for reinsurance volatility
Risks in the reinsurance market are evolving, forcing the industry to innovate and leverage technology.
Guy Carpenter appoints new APAC president
Michael Harden brings with him 45 years of experience in the industry.
Commentary
AI isn’t replacing insurance, it’s finally making it work