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Alternative capital shifting casualty role, legacy reinsurers see stability
A May roundtable in Brighton, with Swiss Re, said redemption requests in traditional private credit and early exits for MGAs could expand legacy business over the next five years.
In May, Reinsurance News held its second Legacy Market Roundtable in Brighton with global reinsurer Swiss Re, bringing together 13 leaders and experts to discuss how alternative capital is changing the casualty market. One takeaway from the session was that an influx of alternative capital could help position the legacy reinsurance industry as an anchor for underwriting discipline and stability over the next five years, according to Artemis. Artemis reports that the discussion also highlighted a surge in redemption requests across traditional private credit as limited partners seek liquidity. Participants said this shift could create an opportunity for legacy players to provide much needed liquidity to private credit firms investing in casualty insurance.
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