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Global Insurance Marketplace Insights Q1 2024

Our Global Insurance Marketplace Insights brings together a series of videos from across WTW’s global lines of business, providing you with the latest perspectives and expert views on market trends and opportunities.

2023 saw record profits for insurers and reinsurers, driven by a combination of strategic actions and the absence of major catastrophes, accompanied by favorable returns on investment portfolios. The insurance market in Q1 2024 presents a more favorable outlook for organizations. While certain lines and geographies face specific challenges, overall market conditions are stabilizing or easing, with most insurers in growth mode and actively seeking insurance dollars which increases competition for business.

Overall market conditions are stabilizing or easing, with most insurers in growth mode.

Staying close to market guidance and insight will help you make the most of current market conditions. To enable you to adapt your risk and insurance strategies effectively, we’ll continue to provide quarterly updates into specific lines of business and geographies. In the meantime, here are some headline themes from Q1 2024 to be aware of:

Increased ransomware claims payment activity could cause some volatility to return.

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Hugo Wegbrans

Hugo Wegbrans

Head of Corporate Risk and Broking Europe

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Global Marketplace Insights Q2 2024

Climate change is leading to more frequent, smaller catastrophe claims, rather than single major catastrophes.

For more actionable insights on current market conditions for individual lines of business and geographies, see our quarterly video series below.

Disclaimer

Please note the observations in the Global Marketplace Insights Spotlight video series are based on our experience with WTW clients and trends across the global markets, but they are not a whole market study.

You may need to review insured values to reflect inflationary trends.