African Reinsurance Articles: Strategic Thinking from the People Who Do the Work
The most useful insight comes from practitioners, not observers. The articles on this page are written by the same team that designs our treaty reinsurance programmes, negotiates our facultative reinsurance placements, and builds the analytical models that underpin our structuring recommendations.
That means you are reading the thinking of people who sit in renewal meetings in Nairobi, negotiate capacity in London, navigate CIMA compliance in Abidjan, and present portfolio analytics to boards across the continent. When they write about a topic, it is because they have worked on it, not because it is trending.
Built for Technical Decision-Makers, Not Casual Readers
These are written for Chief Risk Officers, Heads of Reinsurance, actuaries, and capacity managers who want substance. If an article changes how you think about a part of your programme, it has done its job. If it raises a question you want to discuss with our team, even better.
A cyber insurance solution for African businesses
The rate of cyberattacks on businesses around the world is increasing at a pace never seen before, fuelled by sophisticated technology, including the use of artificial intelligence to launch more vicious attacks and bypass cyber security systems.
Catastrophe Risk Modelling in Emerging Markets
Catastrophe risk modelling works best when the inputs are right. We explain how exposure data quality, local calibration of flood and cyclone models and secondary uncertainty shape reinsurance structures and pricing across African markets...
Designing Sustainable Reinsurance Programmes in Volatile Markets
Softer pricing is not a reason to relax. We explain reinsurance programme design for volatile markets: retentions, treaty mix, aggregate cover, currency terms and reinsurer partnerships that endure through the cycle...
Navigating Regulatory Developments Across African Insurance Markets
Regulators across Africa are raising capital floors, tightening dividend rules and reshaping local cession requirements. We set out what has changed in key markets and how insurers should adjust their reinsurance programmes for 2027...
Reinsurance Market Outlook for Sub-Saharan Africa
Capacity is abundant, global catastrophe pricing is falling and buyers have regained leverage. Our outlook for African cedants covers 2026 renewals, pricing, catastrophe exposure and local retention rules, with practical steps...
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