The 2022/2023 aerospace reinsurance renewals season is a chance to re-set retention levels, policy conditions and pricing levels to enable the global aerospace (GA) insurance market to continue to serve its end-user client base, according to Gallagher analysts. This opportunity presents itself as this renewals season for the global insurance market has been specifically affected by the conflict in Ukraine, the on-set of a global economy recession and rising inflationary costs unparalleled over the past 40 years, Gallagher noted in its Plane Talking Q4 edition. The reinsurance broker said that the diversity of the underwriters’ GA risk portfolios helps provide many direct insurers with a natural spread of risks which continues to be attractive to insurers. Despite this, Gallagher warns, pressure on improving their margins is inevitably forcing many of them to scrutinise and re-calibrate their GA pricing models, while they are also impacted by external global headwinds. Inflation continues to be the top concern for insurers, according to a recent report by Swiss Re. It is challenging to insurers, analysts explain, because “it erodes nominal premium growth, impacts global demand and creates higher claims costs”. “In a sector heavily dependent on specialist materials such as composites and high […]
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