Eight themes to shape the (re)insurance market in 2022

10 January 2022

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Last year proved to be another eventful 12 months for (re)insurance, as the industry sought to navigate rapidly changing market dynamics influenced by “surprise” cat losses, the introduction of new start-ups and the failure of the biggest broker takeover in history.

Throw in existential hand-wringing over cat-pricing adequacy, the challenges of hybrid working and a market-wide push on ESG, and the stage is set for another undoubtedly dynamic 12 months.

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Eight themes to shape the (re)insurance market in 2022

Last year proved to be another eventful 12 months for (re)insurance, as the industry sought to navigate rapidly changing market dynamics influenced by “surprise” cat losses, the introduction of new start-ups and the failure of the biggest broker takeover in history.

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Eight themes to shape the (re)insurance market in 2022

Last year proved to be another eventful 12 months for (re)insurance, as the industry sought to navigate rapidly changing market dynamics influenced by “surprise” cat losses, the introduction of new start-ups and the failure of the biggest broker takeover in history.

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