"We can't forget, now that we're 30 years on from Huricane Andrew, that it only takes one storm to make a huge difference in a season," says Churney.

“It’s very important to think about the different scenarios that you’re going to plan for and be realistic about that,” says Brookes about setting climate change targets, “but also to set up a framework and approach that can be flexible as you do that.”

Reinsurance leaders attending the Rendez-Vous de Septembre conference in Monte Carlo this year shared different views on what is the industry’s biggest challenge today.

Meg Green sits down with Peter Giacone, senior managing director at KBRA, to talk all things ESG, climate change and ratings.

"We are being very careful about how we allocate our natural catastrophe capacity," says Dunleavy.

“The demand for reinsurance has never been stronger,” says Massimo Reina of Guy Carpenter

In this episode, Christian Mumenthaler, Group CEO, Swiss Re, shares how creativity can play a role in helping insurers and reinsurers manage risk, plus how diversification can help reinsurers balance their risks. He also discusses the potential role of embedded insurance to close the protection gap -- the difference between insured losses and the total economic losses from catastrophes.

Join us, in partnership with Markel, at 10:30 ET, Oct. 26 for a free webinar

Being keen to gain insights into the untapped potential of the insurtech world, I was delighted to be granted an interview with Richard Chattock, CEO of Insurtech Gateway.

As inflation, the war in Ukraine, climate change, and the lingering effects of the pandemic continue to cause problems for global supply chains, insurers and their clients are likely to come under increasing pressure to reconsider long-established methods of procurement and delivery.