Guy Carpenter reports that average global and regional property catastrophe rates-on-line decreased during the January 2025 renewals in amounts ranging from 5.3% to 7.2%.
Guy Carpenter defines rate on line (ROL) as the cost of reinsurance based on premium as a percentage of limit. (See related renewal article from Carpenter, published on Dec. 30.)
Compared to 2024, Guy Carpenter said its ROL indices changed as follows during the January 2025 renewals:
- Global: decreased 6.6%
- US: decreased 6.2%
- European: decreased 5.3%
- APAC: decreased by 7.2%
Carpenter said each ROL index is a measure of the change in the amount paid for coverage, year-on-year, on a consistent program base. Each index reflects the pricing impact of a growing (or shrinking) exposure base, changes in buying habits and the way risk is measured, as well as changes in market conditions. Unlike risk-adjusted measurements, each index is not dependent on the model or method used to measure the amount of perceived risk in a program, which can vary widely.
Guy Carpenter’s latest global and regional property catastrophe rate on line (ROL) indices were published on its .
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