Solutions

Reinsurance across defined specialist classes

Global RE writes Property, Casualty, Engineering, Marine, and Bonds/Surety reinsurance, with appetite reviewed against scope, wording, exposure quality, and claims obligations.

Business classes

Where Global RE writes

The classes below define the underwriting scope, with construction, engineering, and energy treated as recurring specialist industries.

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Property

Property reinsurance for commercial, industrial, and project-related assets, with attention to physical damage, business interruption, and catastrophe aggregation.

Scope: Commercial and industrial property
Focus: Commercial assets, industrial schedules, energy assets, and catastrophe-exposed portfolios
Structures: Facultative, Treaty, Quota share, Excess of loss, Catastrophe

Physical damage
Business interruption
Catastrophe layers
Industrial all risks
Energy property
Project operational handover

Property in detail

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Casualty

Casualty reinsurance for general liability, products liability, employers liability, and excess liability exposures where jurisdiction, wording, and claims environment are understood.

Scope: Liability and casualty
Focus: Commercial liability, project liability, products exposure, and excess casualty layers
Structures: Facultative, Treaty, Quota share, Excess of loss, Clash

General liability
Products liability
Employers liability
Project and contractors liability
Excess casualty
Clash and accumulation protections

Casualty in detail

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Engineering

Engineering reinsurance for construction, erection, machinery, equipment, and project-related risks where technical controls, testing phases, and contract conditions are visible.

Scope: Construction and engineering
Focus: CAR, EAR, machinery breakdown, project equipment, testing, and delay-sensitive works
Structures: Facultative, Treaty, Quota share, Excess of loss, Project-specific

Construction all risks
Erection all risks
Machinery breakdown
Contractors plant and equipment
Delay in start-up
Infrastructure projects

Engineering in detail

Marine

Marine reinsurance for cargo, transit, project cargo, stock throughput, and related logistics exposures where route, storage, and accumulation controls are understood.

Scope: Marine cargo and transit
Focus: Goods in transit, project cargo, logistics, storage, and marine-related project interfaces
Structures: Facultative, Treaty, Open cover, Quota share, Excess of loss

Marine cargo
Project cargo
Stock throughput
Warehouse and storage exposure
War, strikes, and extensions
Marine project interface

Marine in detail

Bonds/Surety

Bonds and surety reinsurance for bid, performance, advance payment, maintenance, and contract guarantee obligations linked to public, private, and infrastructure works.

Scope: Contract bonds and surety
Focus: Contractors, infrastructure, public works, commercial obligations, and performance security
Structures: Facultative, Treaty, Quota share, Excess of loss, Bond facility

Bid bonds
Performance bonds
Advance payment bonds
Maintenance bonds
Contract guarantees
Surety treaty support

Bonds/Surety in detail

Industry focus

Specialist industries that cut across lines

Construction, engineering, and energy risks often involve bonds, marine, property, casualty, and technical project exposure at the same time. Global RE treats those connections as part of the underwriting review.

Construction & Engineering

Project-led risk across Bonds/Surety, Property, Marine, Casualty, and Engineering where technical controls and contractual obligations are material.

Energy

Property, Casualty, Marine, Engineering, business interruption, and construction exposures across upstream, midstream, downstream, and related infrastructure.

What comes with the capacity

Operational support around the placement

Capacity is only useful when counterparties know who owns the risk, how claims are handled, and where appetite begins and ends.

Named accountability

Proposals are handled by identified underwriters and operating teams rather than anonymous intake queues.

Defined appetite

Line size and structure are considered against scope, claims environment, accumulation, and documentation quality.

Claims-aware underwriting

Claims obligations are considered before binding, with wording clarity and evidence requirements reviewed early.

Clear written portfolio

Global RE writes Property, Casualty, Engineering, Marine, and Bonds/Surety reinsurance.

How placement works

From submission to claims obligation

Step 1
Submission
Send exposure data, historical loss experience, proposed structure, and any relevant wording or collateral information.
Step 2
Review
Underwriting, claims, legal, retrocession, and accounting input is brought in where the risk requires it.
Step 3
Terms
Terms are framed around risk quality, structure, and scope. Where appetite is limited, that constraint is stated directly.
Step 4
Claims
Claims notifications are handled with attention to treaty wording, documentation, and the obligations accepted at placement.

Renewal season starts earlier than you think

Send us a proposal and you will get a named underwriter, a decision timeline, and a direct answer on appetite, including when the answer is no.

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