Gallagher Re

Gallagher Re is one of the world's largest reinsurance brokers and advisory firms, operating across the risk and capital spectrum and is part of the Gallagher group. Originally founded in 2013 as the co-venture ‘Capsicum Re’ with Gallagher, the business grew rapidly and became wholly owned by Gallagher in 2020. In December 2021, the transformational acquisition of Willis Re was completed, making Gallagher Re the world’s 3rd largest reinsurance broker with a team of over 2,400 colleagues trading from more than 70 offices across 31 countries including all the key global reinsurance hubs of North America, Europe, and Asia.

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Tariffs can limit insurers' ability to adjust prices, reinsurance rates ‘muted’: Gallagher Re

Inflationary pressures vary across the region, leaving most markets to face escalating reinsurance costs and stricter coverage term.

Tariffs can limit insurers' ability to adjust prices, reinsurance rates ‘muted’: Gallagher Re

Inflationary pressures vary across the region, leaving most markets to face escalating reinsurance costs and stricter coverage term.

Linda Purnama joins Gallagher Re to lead Indonesia team

She brings 25 years of experience in reinsurance across APAC.

Nature’s wrath pushes insurers to reshape risk adaptability

Experts shared the reality of cost-efficiency whilst minimising the protection gap.

Moody’s RMS assembles cyber insurance steering group

It includes industry giants such as Munich Re and Gallagher Re.

Global reinsurance environment grows 13% YoY in H1 – Gallagher Re

This was attributed to strong investment activity and good underwriting results.

Gallagher Australia swoops former Marsh ESG leader

She will oversee climate change-related risks and consulting.

Gallagher Re purchases Australian-based insurance brokerage firm

The acquired entity will merge with Gallagher Re’s Darwin office.

InsurTech funding down 34% in Q2: Gallagher Re

Seven APAC markets were included in the report, which received an estimated $359m in funding.

Less than half of global losses due to calamities insured

There were indications of a shift toward an El Niño-like pattern in Asia.

First quarter new funding for InsurTech surge 37.6%: Gallagher Re

This signals the industry may return to pre-COVID-19 levels in 2023.

Asia’s economic loss due to natural catastrophes reached $5.39b: Gallagher Re

This was 7% of the estimated total economic loss of US$77b, globally.

Global insurtech funding reaches $15.8b in 2021

Insurtech deals reached a record breaking 564.