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SCOR hires Skyline Partners’ co-founder Sabatié to lead Natural Catastrophe Risks

France-based global reinsurer SCOR has announced the appointment of Laurent Sabatié as head of natural catastrophe risk in London. In his new role, Sabati will play a vital role in further strengthening the company’s capabilities in the critical area of ​​natural disaster risk. His primary responsibilities include refining SCOR’s risk perspective, improving its modeling capabilities,…

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Effects of a softening reinsurance market becoming increasingly visible, says Autonomous

Investment research firm Autonomous said the impact of the softening reinsurance market is becoming increasingly apparent, saying ongoing pricing declines are starting to impact revenue growth and it expects to put more pressure on underwriting performance over time. The last major renewal season of 2026 is now over, with property catastrophe reinsurance pricing weakening at…

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Bousselam promoted to CUO of TransRe Europe

Transatlantic Holdings (TransRe), the reinsurance arm of Alleghany Corporation, announced the promotion of Abdeladim Bousselam to chief operating officer of TransRe Europe, reporting to Louise Rose, president of international divisions, effective immediately. Bousselam brings a wealth of He initially joined TransRe in January 2025 from Swiss Re as Head of MEA. Since joining the company,…

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Re/insurers seek more advanced PVT risk models for data centres: Synthetik’s Tim Brewer

Synthetik COO Tim Brewer said that as data centers become an increasingly critical piece of infrastructure, insurers and reinsurers are looking to more sophisticated analytical models to better quantify potential losses from political violence and terrorism (PVT) risks. Synthetik is a research and development company based in Austin, Texas. It focuses on advanced computational modeling,…

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Lloyd’s governance overhaul accelerates after investigation finds former CEO’s conduct fell below leadership standards

Lloyd’s council concluded former chief executive John Neal’s behavior fell “significantly below” the standards expected of Lloyd’s senior leaders following an investigation that also uncovered failings in the company’s governance and whistleblowing processes, with market leaders saying focus now turns to restoring confidence and implementing reforms. Following the findings of an investigation conducted with the…

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