
Vision 2026: State & Outlook of the Reinsurance Market
Juniper Re’s 2026 reinsurance market outlook examines capital trends, pricing dynamics, and structural shifts shaping reinsurance strategy heading into 2026.

Juniper Re’s 2026 reinsurance market outlook examines capital trends, pricing dynamics, and structural shifts shaping reinsurance strategy heading into 2026.

Juniper Re’s analysis shows Hurricane Milton claim estimates were within 5% of final totals, demonstrating how early catastrophe analytics improve reserving and decision-making.

Juniper Re, the Baldwin Group-backed reinsurance intermediary, is opening a New York City office as part of its ongoing expansion and has hired Bo Wulsin from Lockton as part of the build-out.

Catastrophe modeling is evolving, demanding more transparency, clearer assumptions, and stronger insight into frequency perils. As Adam Miron explains, insurers can no longer rely on black-box models — they need visibility that matches the pace of today’s risks.

Juniper Re raises insured loss estimate for Los Angeles wildfires by $10 billion to $25 billion–$30 billion, reflecting a surge in damaged properties.

Juniper Re warns Los Angeles wildfires could trigger $15–$20 billion in insured losses, highlighting the critical need for strategic risk management.

Juniper Re, backed by BRP Group, is the premier reinsurance career destination—driving innovation, independence, and collaboration to attract entrepreneurial talent.

Juniper Re’s broking arm is 100% operational and ahead of schedule, says Jeff Irvan, after key hires, MGA platform launch, and new business quotes.

Juniper Re to be EPS & EBITDA positive by 2025, highlighting swift profitability of the new broker.

Tough reinsurance conditions favor challengers—Juniper Re’s launch comes at the right time, say Jeff Irvan and BRP CEO Trevor Baldwin.