Treaty Reinsurance
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The CUO’s turnover closely follows that of the CEO. -
The non-peak peril is not secondary anymore.
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The NFIP’s traditional reinsurance coverage kicks in at $7bn of losses.
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Chandler stepped down as CEO in January to take the role of vice chair.
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The chief executive will also receive a yearly bonus of 200% of base salary.
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Reinsurance capacity is largely stable but that doesn’t mean discussions will be a smooth ride.
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Pockets in the business are still experiencing significant stress, she added.
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Debbie Goldstine previously held an EVP role at Lockton.
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The hire comes amid the firm’s drive to expand in the US market.
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Reinsurers will likely push for double-digit US premium rate increases.
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She replaces interim COO Kirk Maddern, who retires at the end of the year.
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The executive joins less than a year after Baldwin Group launched Juniper.
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The underwriting venture, Florida Re, will target both US and LatAm markets.
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The company is currently “underweight” in that line of business, he added.
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The executive struck a cautious note on the industry’s reserve adequacy for the 2021-23 accident years.
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The broker reported that global reinsurer capital reached a record of $695bn as of June 30.
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“They want to grow their portfolios,” Guy Carpenter's CEO added.
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Return on capital employed hit 13% last year as the cost of capital fell to 8%.
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The CEA has $326.4mn towards risk transfer, 44% below budget.
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The new broking president added that hundreds of Marsh staff would not show up tomorrow at WTW.
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In 2023, Berkshire provided around $1bn in capacity to the Floridian insurer.
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The carrier purchased an additional $150mn of cover.
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The tower now represents a 47% increase from 2023.
