Gallagher Re sets $115bn–$125bn loss threshold for meaningful pricing shift

Gallagher Re sets $115bn–$125bn loss threshold for meaningful pricing shift

A new Gallagher Re report has suggested that a single event, or a series of large events, resulting in an insured loss of $115 billion to $125 billion above expected average annual catastrophe losses, would be required to meaningfully impact the trajectory of pricing in the property re/insurance industry. The finding comes from the global reinsurance broker and advisory firm’s Q1 2026 Natural Catastrophe and Climate Report, which highlighted a r…

Global insured catastrophe losses hit $20bn in Q1 2026: Gallagher Re - Artemis.bm

This content is copyright to www.artemis.bm and should not appear anywhere else, or an infringement has occurred. Reinsurance broker Gallagher Re has estimated that total insured catastrophe losses for the opening quarter of 2026 reached at least US$20 billion, 26% lower than the decadal average of $26 billion, and 47% below the most recent 5-year average. The broker’s Q1 2026 natural catastrophe and climate report also revealed that economic lo…