The analysts also say reinsurance executives believe the January renewals could see rates decline more
June cat renewals down ~10%, variation by layer: KBW | | | June property cat renewals seen down ~10%. Jan 2026 down more without losses: KBW  Analysts from KBW have said that reinsurance executives they met with recently are mostly expecting the June 1 renewals to see property catastrophe rates down around 10% on a risk-adjusted basis, but with significant variation by layer and top-layers where catastrophe bonds and industry-loss warranties (ILWs) sit to see larger declines. At the same time, the reinsurance executive view is that all-important terms, conditions and attachment points will once again remain largely unchanged. Lower layer pricing is expected to be flattish, while in Florida for layers above the FHCF the outcome is more likely to be rate declines of between 10% and 20%, or even more, KBW reports. Read the full story. Other articles: | | | | | | Please share this with colleagues and friends if you think they would like to receive it.
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