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MAP20190000802Willis Re 1st view : contrasting realities / Willis Re. — London ; New York : Willis Re, 2019Sumario: January 1, 2019, placements have highlighted the gap between pricing for accounts with peak peril exposures and/or poor loss records, and those with good loss records and/or non-peak exposures. The quality of the client counterparty is a significant factor in risk selection by many reinsurers. Notably, European property catastrophe renewals that benefit both from good loss records and a disciplined early renewal process have been able to achieve some risk-adjusted rate reductions, and similarly in the U.S., reinsurers' support for the preferred clients is evident in relatively muted renewal pricing on non-loss-impacted business. Buyers who delayed their approach to market in the hope of achieving better prices have found that, for the first time in a number of years, this tactic has not been successful. As 2019 pricing unfolds, the mid-year renewals may help to answer the longstanding question over how much impact the retro market has on first-tier reinsurance property catastrophe pricing levels1. Mercado de reaseguros. 2. Accidentes. 3. Seguro de riesgos extraordinarios. 4. Catástrofes naturales. 5. Programas de reaseguro. 6. Ratios financieros. 7. Ratios de gestión. 8. Perspectivas del seguro. 9. Renovación. I. Willis Re. II. Title.