KBW's analysts said a desire to keep growing in the market is seen as likely to drive a decline towards the higher end
Property cat seen flat to down 15% in Monte Carlo: KBW | | | Property cat seen flat to down 15% in Monte Carlo. Growth ambitions and capital are drivers: KBW  After meeting with reinsurance industry executives in Monte Carlo at the Rendez-vous event this year, analysts at KBW have said the indicated range of expectations for property catastrophe reinsurance pricing at the January 2026 renewals is from flat to down 15%, with a desire to keep growing in the market seen as likely to drive a decline towards the higher end. At the same time, retrocessional reinsurance renewals could see rates declining even more, the analysts said, while in the insurance-linked securities (ILS) market investors and fund managers are seen as likely to roll their earnings into 2026, building the alternative capital base further. 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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