Reinsurers at Monte Carlo warn of rising weather disasters, premiums under pressure

At the annual reinsurance meeting in Monte Carlo, major reinsurers warned of increasing frequency and severity of weather-related natural disasters (floods, droughts, wildfires). Despite this risk outlook, they face falling premiums, pressuring their stocks. The development signals a potential mismatch between risk accumulation and pricing, with implications for insurance-linked markets and broader financial stability.