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Global RE Solutions

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

Specialist reinsurance class

Focus
Commercial assets, industrial schedules, energy assets, and catastrophe-exposed portfolios
Structures written
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What we write

Products and structures

The covers below represent Global RE's core appetite in property. Risks outside this list can still be reviewed when the scope, data, and wording are clear.

Physical damage

Capacity for commercial and industrial property damage where values, occupancies, and protection standards are clearly described.

Business interruption

Time-element exposure reviewed against declared values, reinstatement assumptions, supply dependencies, and indemnity periods.

Catastrophe layers

Selective participation where peak peril exposure, accumulation, attachment point, reinstatement terms, and event definitions are transparent.

Industrial all risks

Support for complex industrial locations where engineering reports, loss prevention measures, and claims history are available.

Energy property

Property and business interruption exposure for energy-related assets, reviewed with attention to concentration and operational resilience.

Project operational handover

Property exposure following completion or commissioning, where construction, testing, and operating phases are clearly separated.

Underwriting view

How Global RE reviews property submissions

Each submission is reviewed through the lens of exposure quality, documentation, contractual wording, claims experience, and the specific controls relevant to the class.

Occupancy and construction

Risk selection considers building construction, use, occupancy, fire protection, and maintenance standards.

Catastrophe and accumulation

Exposure is reviewed by territory, peril zone, and concentration before line size is set.

Business interruption dependencies

Supplier, utility, access, and customer dependencies are considered where they can materially change loss outcomes.

Claims evidence

Loss history, survey reports, valuations, and engineering recommendations are expected for material placements.

Why cedants place with us

Our approach to property risk

Accumulation discipline

Locations, zones, occupancies, and peak peril exposure are reviewed before capacity is committed.

Engineering-led review

Risk quality is assessed with attention to protection systems, maintenance standards, and loss prevention evidence.

Business interruption clarity

Declared values, dependencies, and indemnity periods are examined alongside physical damage exposure.

Wording focus

Deductibles, event language, reinstatements, and basis of settlement are reviewed before participation is agreed.

Submission checklist

Information expected for review

The following information helps Global RE assess whether a property opportunity sits within appetite and whether the proposed structure is sufficiently clear.

  1. 1

    Location schedule with values, occupancies, construction, and protection details

  2. 2

    Loss history and large-loss narrative for the account or portfolio

  3. 3

    Engineering reports, risk improvement status, and catastrophe exposure information

  4. 4

    Proposed wording, limits, deductibles, attachment points, and reinstatement terms

Discuss your property proposal

Global RE reviews property submissions within its defined appetite, with claims obligations, structure, and documentation assessed before capacity is committed.