Supercede Baden Baden 2026, Дэвид Соури, 1080p 25fps

A softer market offers buyers more choice, but will today’s capacity still be there when conditions turn? David Sowrey, Executive Chairman and Partner at Acrisure Re International, joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden to discuss buying reinsurance that works through the cycle. He questions how much even a $50bn Miami storm might move a well-capitalised market, explains what separates stronger MGAs from the rest, and considers ceding commissions, Lloyd’s capacity and emerging AI risks. EPISODE LINKS: David Sowrey on LinkedIn:   / david-sowrey-59259113   Acrisure Re: https://www.acrisure.com/reinsurance OUTLINE & TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Introduction 00:20 David Sowrey joins Ben Rose in Baden-Baden 00:33 Capital, softening and the $50bn storm question 01:33 Secondary perils and emerging AI risks 02:44 Buying reinsurance through the cycle 03:41 What separates the strongest MGAs? 06:08 Fronting, Lloyd’s and access to capacity 08:04 Ceding commissions and long-term relationships 09:20 AI, technology and real-time portfolio visibility 10:54 Casualty verdicts, convective storms and coverage gaps 12:18 The outlook for 1/1 renewals CONNECT WITH US: Say Hello: producer@thereinsurancepodcast.com Website: https://www.supercede.com LinkedIn:   / supercedehq   Twitter:   / supercedehq   YouTube:    / @supercedehq   RSS Feed: https://anchor.fm/s/7e741c8c/podcast/rss