Our financial strength
Liberty Mutual Reinsurance had a combined Gross Written Premium in 2022 of $2,921 million.
Liberty Mutual Insurance Group
Our parent company Liberty Mutual Insurance Group, a Boston-based US Fortune 100 company which, as of 31 December 2022, had $160.3 billion in consolidated assets and $50.0 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
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Aviation Reinsurance: The Current Challenges and Potential Solutions
In recent years, the aviation reinsurance market has seen major new challenges emerge, arising from the current geopolitical situation and from unprecedented losses. To rise to and deal with these challenges, reinsurers will need to re-evaluate many of the assumptions underpinning the structure and price of the (re)insurance product offered, to ensure they can offer a product which is economically viable for the long term.
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Reinsurance across the pond: a three-month view
In April, I was fortunate enough to embark on a transatlantic secondment to work with LM Re in New York for three months. What did I learn? Well, J-walking is, in fact, illegal, sales tax is not included in prices and therefore 99-cent pizza is rather outrageously, not 99 cents.
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Stress testing: how far does the stress go?
In the wake of a global pandemic, rising inflation, the Russia/Ukraine crisis, increased global debt levels, and forecasts of recessions it’s become clear that this unprecedented and uncertain insurance and reinsurance environment is here to stay. Looking at the current approach to scenario testing in the Political Risk, Trade Credit, and Surety market. Does this approach go far enough to cope with the ever-changing risk environment?
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Say what you mean. Mean what you say.
Once all the hurdles had been overcome, with the micro and macro changes that have influenced the hardening property reinsurance market in the 1/1 renewals, most programs managed to be placed. This demonstrates that unlike the very challenging renewal seasons during the early 90s, there was just enough supply of capacity to satisfy demand.
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The 2020s: what’s happened and what’s next?
We’ve learnt so far during the 2020s that the cyber market can handle attritional loss deterioration. From mid-2020 to mid-2022 the cyber market produced significant rate change and there was a complete re-underwriting of underlying portfolios, all necessary because of attritional loss from ransomware.
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Focused topics this conference season
Over the past month, I’ve had the opportunity to travel to the U.S. for the first time since the pandemic started. I travelled across five states and seven cities, attended the National Association of Mutual Insurance Companies (NAMIC) and the American Property Casualty Insurance Association (APCIA) conferences, and re-connected with our clients.