Guy Carpenter

Broker-observed reinsurance renewal pricing panel plus an in-house peril and weather research layer. The pricing side is a rate-on-line index series segmented by line and market (global property catastrophe, property retrocession, casualty treaty, cyber, specialty, facultative, catastrophe bonds, D&O), by region, by treaty structure (quota share versus surplus, pro-rata versus excess), by loss-impacted versus non-loss-impacted programme, and by attachment layer — with ceding-commission movements tracked alongside price. The second, more unusual layer is in-house generated: the firm employs its own meteorologists who produce seasonal hurricane outlooks, peril advisory reports and weather-driver analysis (El Niño strength, Atlantic activity factors), feeding a CAT Resource Center, alongside parametric trigger and index design work expanding into secondary perils (flood, wildfire, severe convective storm). Also carried: dedicated market-size series such as total dedicated reinsurance capital (US$663bn, +9% in 2025, alternative capital +15%) and total outstanding catastrophe bond limit (US$61bn+ in H1 2026).

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Industry: ReinsuranceInsurance Brokers
Instruments: derivativesstructured_productsfixed_incomeequities

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Type: not stated
Format: Published as a periodic PDF renewal report with indexed rate-on-line charts and per-renewal percentage prints; the underlying rate-on-line index, treaty placement records and peril/forecast outputs sit in the firm's internal analytics and risk-modelling platforms and are distributed through a client CAT Resource Center and briefing streams rather than as open data. No public API or CSV.
Volume: Published layer: per-renewal prints across roughly eight line/market sections at each January and mid-year round, plus long-run capital and cat-bond-limit series — order of a few thousand published data points. Underlying layer: one of the world's largest reinsurance intermediaries, so treaty placement, quote and renewal records feeding the rate-on-line index plausibly run to tens of thousands of programme-renewal observations per year across all lines. The peril layer adds a multi-decade hurricane/weather archive behind each seasonal outlook. No counts published — request panel dimensions and archive length at outreach.
Users: N/A — the renewal report is distributed research, not a user platform. The relevant population is an institutional client base (cedents and reinsurers) served by ~3,100 staff, with the CAT Resource Center serving authorised client users rather than accumulating public registrations
History: not stated
Update frequency: not stated
Growth: Active — this July 2026 edition covers the most recent January and mid-year renewal rounds, the report series is extended every renewal season, and the firm is expanding its parametric and secondary-peril product line while running a live Atlantic hurricane season service
Launched: Not stated on this artefact. Bounded: a long-established reinsurance intermediary operating for many decades (the org record shows a mature ~3,100-employee firm) whose rate-on-line index is a long-running series; the renewal-report product family is at minimum multi-year, with this edition in a 2026 PDF series. The in-house meteorology and CAT Resource Center capability formalises an existing peril-advisory function.
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