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Baden-Baden #38 – David Flandro: What Buyers Should Do Before the Market Turns

Reinsurance prices are falling, but David Flandro argues that rising capital costs should give buyers pause. Howden Re’s Head of Industry Analysis and Strategic Advisory joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to explain why cedents need a contingency plan, how new sources of capital are reshaping the market…

Baden Baden #40 - Alexander Georgetti: Credit’s Growth Opportunity Ahead of 1/1

Credit is attracting new insurers, MGAs and reinsurers, while banks are looking for capital relief and room to grow. Alexander Georgetti, Gallagher Re’s Executive Director for Global Credit, Surety and Political Risk, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss what is driving demand and where exposur…

Baden Baden #39 - Jen Braney: Where Cyber Cover Ends and AI Begins

Wording intended to affirm AI cover can inadvertently restrict it. Jen Braney, Gallagher Re’s Head of International Cyber, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to explore where cyber protection ends and AI liability begins. They discuss why data-centre exposures need to be measured before they can be rein…

Baden-Baden #41 – Kirill Savrassov: Think Beyond the Next Renewal

A softer market could give reinsurance buyers a reason to think beyond their next annual renewal. Kirill Savrassov, CEO of Phoenix CRetro and convenor of The Fundamentals of ILS, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss the growing role of insurance-linked securities. They explore what investors le…

Baden-Baden #42 – Charlie Bartlett: What Buyers Should Demand from a Softer Market

A reinsurance programme that can be placed today is not necessarily a sustainable solution for the years ahead. Charlie Bartlett, Head of P&C North, Central & Eastern Europe at SCOR, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss what cedents need from their reinsurers as the market softens. They explore…

Baden-Baden #43 – Bernhard Reinhardt: A Quiet Hurricane Season Is Only Half the Story

A quiet hurricane season can tell you less about risk than you think. Bernhard Reinhardt, Vice President of Catastrophe and Risk Solutions at Verisk, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to explain why similar loss outcomes can have very different meteorological causes. They discuss how El Niño can redist…

Baden-Baden #46 – Eran Charit & Kazimierz Layton: The Data Centre Risk Hiding in Credit

How much data-centre risk is accumulating through credit insurance? Eran Charit and Kazimierz Layton of Lockton Re join Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to explain how small positions across individual insurers can become a meaningful aggregate exposure. They discuss the financing behind the AI boom, why ge…

Baden-Baden #45 – David Sowrey: Buying Reinsurance for the Next Hard Market

A softer market offers buyers more choice, but will today’s capacity still be there when conditions turn? David Sowrey, Executive Chairman and Partner at Acrisure Re International, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss buying reinsurance that works through the cycle. He questions how much even a…

Baden-Baden #47 – Jonathan Kimber: When Everyone Uses the Same AI

Could widespread adoption of the same AI tools create a single point of failure across an entire profession? Jonathan Kimber, Head of International Casualty & Cyber Treaty at MS Amlin, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to explore that emerging accumulation risk. They discuss US casualty losses crossing…

Baden-Baden #48 – Tom Spier: Should Insurers Build Their Own Placement Platforms?

If AI makes software cheaper to build, why would an insurer buy a reinsurance placement platform? Tom Spier, Chief Commercial Officer at Supercede, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss which tools insurers might build themselves and why placement tracking depends on what their brokers already u…