Gallagher Re Targets APAC Cyber Sector with Adaptive Reinsurance Structure
Tier 1 reinsurers have expressed early interest in Gallagher Re’s new cyber reinsurance framework, which introduces a flexible model adaptable to various reinsurance types and cyber-related products.
Flexible Framework and Market Reach
The structure supports multiple reinsurance forms — from facultative to treaty — and products across cyber, technology errors and omissions, and cyber property damage. It aims to meet the diverse needs of the evolving APAC market.
According to Gallagher Re, this framework is built to align cyber capacity with real market demand across segments, including personal lines, SMEs, midmarket, and large corporate clients. It provides a foundational system to design cyber solutions customized to specific market dynamics and client profiles.
Structural Options and Capacity Goals
The model accommodates white labeling, facultative, and treaty formats, granting reinsurers and cedants a modular system adaptable to regional conditions.
- Minimum $15 million line for facultative reinsurance
- At least $10 million capacity for white labeling and treaty placements
Growth Strategy and Market Vision
“The framework enables the industry to mine for growth rather than pan for growth,” Gallagher Re stated.
The company emphasized that sustainable expansion in the cyber reinsurance market depends on engaging international opportunities and innovating new product types instead of concentrating only on already saturated regions.
Author’s Summary
The article outlines Gallagher Re’s adaptive APAC cyber reinsurance structure, highlighting its flexibility, scalable capacity model, and vision for sustainable international market growth.