Our financial strength
Liberty Mutual Reinsurance had a combined Gross Written Premium in 2021 of $2,946 million.
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
Our parent company Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, a Boston-based US Fortune 100 company which, as of 31 December 2021, had $156.06 billion in consolidated assets and $48.2 billion in consolidated revenue.
Financial Ratings
We offer financial strength and stability, backed by over 100 years of insurance industry experience. All of our company platforms are A rated and the Lloyd’s syndicate benefits from the Lloyd’s rating of A+.
Underwriting platforms
Our clients are able to benefit from five underwriting platforms: the Lloyd’s syndicate and European, US, Bermuda and Singapore company paper.
Unique perspectives
Insight
Disorder by any other name
Reinsurers are rising to the challenge presented by the growing complexity of an ever-changing world, says Dieter Winkel.
Blog
Where are we?
Not a day goes by where I don’t read a press article, a LinkedIn post or hear some industry news about the state of play in the cyber market.
Insight
Increased frequency of natural catastrophes spells uncertainty for (re)insurers
Natural catastrophes occur with greater frequency and severity, Miguel assesses the implications for (re)insurance carriers and the impact on clients.
Blog
Was the 2022 property renewal season a case of keep calm and carry on
December 2021 was one of the toughest property renewal seasons for all territories for a number of years. Commentators from journalists to brokers alike noted how both prices and terms and conditions moved in favour of reinsurers. Most of the brokers’ reports post-renewal comment on how reinsurers took a more risk averse view of catastrophe business and particularly attrition.
Insight
The power to defy gravity
LM Re asks as market conditions improve, casualty reinsurers are striving to achieve optimal margins, do reinsurers need to find a better way to earn?
Insight
Can we trust the tomorrow-makers?
LM Re's Christian Czempiel-Mentrak asks is there a better way to deploy natcat models in what appears to be an increasingly uncertain future?