
Michael Faulkner
Editor of Insurance Day, the Lloyd's List Intelligence insurance trade publication, and guest on The Insurance Day Podcast.
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Sep 24, 2026
What we learned in Monte Carlo
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The property cat obviously is, um, o- one of the, y- you know, key lines that, that's renewed at one/one.

Michael FaulknerGUEST
So as you say, yes, the abundance from capital was the, the big, uh, theme for this conference, and, um, so property catastrophe is always a big area of, uh, focus at the rendezvous.

Michael FaulknerGUEST
You know, the rendezvous takes place sort of o- the, the, around the peak of the, the hurricane season, so that often, uh, has a bearing on, you know, how the industry's thinking about property catastrophe.

Michael FaulknerGUEST
But yeah, so, you know, the amount of the excess capacity will invariably have an impact on, you know, the rating environment going into, into one/one.
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How are the markets thinking about climate risk and, and how they kind of insure, um, these different perils?
