Willis Re News
Willis Re Tallies $39.5B in Natural Catastrophe Insured Losses for 2016
Insured loss estimates from major natural catastrophes totaled $39.5 billion during 2016, which is the highest level since 2012 when market losses totaled $60 billion, according to a report published ...
Reinsurers Can Expect Another Difficult Year: Willis Re
Despite a 50 percent increase in insured losses from natural catastrophes during 2016, the global reinsurance industry achieved profitable results for the third quarter and remains on track to close ...
Executives On The Move at XL Catlin and Willis Re
XL Catlin promoted a veteran executive to lead its Multinational Casualty Insurance segment. A Willis Re exec has moved up the ranks to become global deputy CEO. *** XL Catlin appointed James Barbuti ...
Willis Re Upgrades Its Cyber Portfolio Management Tool
Willis Re, the reinsurance division of Willis Towers Watson, has launched the next generation of its cyber risk portfolio modeling tool PRISM-Re. PRISM-Re was first released in February 2015 to help ...
The Latest Launches From Allianz, RMS, Willis Re and More
Allianz Global Corporate and Specialty added a new company to its panel of experts that helps businesses minimize post cyber-attack damage. RMS unveiled a new exposure analytics product. Willis Re is ...
April Renewals Reflected Slowing Price Cuts, Rising Reinsurance Demand: Willis Re
While the April 1 renewals saw a continuation of the softening market, there are encouraging signs that price cuts are slowing and reinsurance demand is rising, according to a Willis Re report. For ...
Risk Appetite Statements Increasingly Shape Reinsurance Buying Decisions: Willis Re
The rising adoption of formal risk appetite statements is having a dramatic effect on reinsurance buying decisions, with purchasing power increasingly moving to the center, according to the findings ...
Jan. 1 Renewals Continue Reinsurance Downward Pricing Spiral: Willis Re
Reinsurers dealing with Jan. 1, 2016 renewals are seeing continued pricing declines in most cases, with no end in sight to the years-long trend, Willis Re asserted in a new report. The situation is ...