InsuranceERMGlobal life reinsurance : editorial coverage. — London : InsuranceERM, 202617 p.I have never felt so popular: Regulators face the noise over funded re and private credit -- Mortality improvements expected to pick up in 2026 with ramifications for pricing -- No future seen for index-based longevity risk transfer -- Insurers need to approach private credit with eyes open -- Funded re has innovated to become safer for policyholders -- UK PRT market more welcoming of innovation, but challenge is execution -- PRT market split on funded re rush ahead of PRA deadline -- PRA is not trying to kill funded re, says Vicky White -- UK PRT market very hard for new entrants to come in -- PE growth delivers better pricing, but raises market risk, finds audience poll -- Access to private credit will give PRT insurers competitive edge -- ACLI chief praises good relations with US government despite Trump volatility -- EU must be prepared if AIR becomes material, says Petra Hielkema -- Bermuda life reinsurance growth must be matched by transparency -- The evolving investment playbook of global life reinsurers. — Sumario: Conference editorial coverage from InsuranceERM's Global Life Reinsurance (London, 4 June 2026). Articles report regulator perspectives (PRA, EIOPA, NAIC, BMA) on funded re/assetintensive reinsurance, private credit, transparency and systemic risk; UK PRT market dynamics, innovation and execution challenges; longevity/mortality improvement trends and implications for pricing; skepticism on index-based longevity risk transfer in favor of indemnity deals; funded re contract protections and PRA consultation CP8/26 impacts; private equity/asset manager-backed insurers' influence on pricing and market risk; access to private credit as a competitive edge; Bermuda life reinsurance growth with greater disclosure and stress testing; and evolving investment strategies for life reinsurers across the UK, EU, Bermuda and Cayman. — Ámbito geográfico: Internacional1. Reaseguro. 2. Congresos y Jornadas. 3. Mercado de reaseguros. 4. Supervisión de seguros. 5. Inversiones. I. InsuranceERM. II. Title.
