JP Morgan sees no near-term floor as reinsurance rates fall 16% at midyear
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The episode discusses JP Morgan's insights on the insurance ecosystem and the impact of severe convective storms on catastrophe losses.
In this episode of The Connected Podcast, the team delves into the latest developments in the insurance ecosystem, starting with JP Morgan's revelation that insured catastrophe losses have stayed below US$20 billion for five consecutive quarters, primarily due to U.S. severe convective storms. The trend highlights evolving risk modeling and appetite strategies as losses from these storms are projected to decrease further by 2025. Aon's Reinsurance Market Dynamics report showcases a surge in r...
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Hosts: Alan Demers, Stephen Applebaum
Topics covered
- insurance
- reinsurance rates
- catastrophe losses
- risk modeling
- market dynamics
Keywords
- JP Morgan
- reinsurance
- insurance ecosystem
- catastrophe losses
- Aon
- risk modeling
- U.S. storms
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: JP Morgan, Aon
Places: U.S.
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