Reinsurance in Poland, Key Trends and Opportunities to 2018

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Main Title
Market Research Report 
Reinsurance in Poland, Key Trends and
Opportunities to 2018
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Synopsis The Polish reinsurance segment
recorded stable growth and posted a compound
annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7 during the review
period (2009-2013). This growth was driven by the
non-life insurance segment, which increased the
share of written premium ceded to reinsurers.
Poland was adversely affected by natural
disasters such as flooding in 2010, which
resulted in large insurance claims and encouraged
insurance companies operating in the non-life
segment to utilize reinsurance services to
minimize future losses. The percentage of
non-life insurance premium ceded to reinsurers is
expected to increase over the forecast period
(2013-2018), from 14.6 in 2012 to 16.8 in 2017.
This, coupled with projected economic growth and
the high frequency of natural disasters, is
expected to drive the reinsurance segment to post
a forecast-period (2013-2018) CAGR of 4.6.
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Report OverviewThe report provides in-depth
market analysis, information and insights into
the Polish reinsurance segment, including The
Polish reinsurance segment's growth prospects by
reinsurance category Key trends and drivers
for the reinsurance segment  Polish
reinsurance segments growth prospects by
reinsurance ceded from direct insurance The
competitive landscape in the Polish reinsurance
segment
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Scope This report provides a comprehensive
analysis of the reinsurance segment in Poland
It provides historical values for the Polish
reinsurance segment for the reports 2009-2013
review period, and projected figures for the
2013-2018 forecast period. It offers a
detailed analysis of the key categories in
Polands reinsurance segment, along with market
forecasts until 2018. It provides a detailed
analysis of the reinsurance ceded from various
direct insurance segments in Polishd its growth
prospects.
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Key Highlights Reinsurance in Poland grew
during the review period its written premium
increased in 2013, at a review-period CAGR of 7
.  The presence of large multinational
reinsurers in Poland, such as Swiss Re, Munich Re
and Allianz, making the segment highly
competitive.  The Polish Financial Supervision
Authority (PFSA) allows non-EU reinsurers to
operate in the insurance industry, provided they
comply with the required provisions.  Poland
is prone to natural disasters such as floods and
earthquakes, and a number of natural disasters
occurred in the country during the review period,
prompting insurers, especially those operating in
property insurance, to share a larger portion of
revenue with reinsurers.  The facultative
reinsurance category accounted for 98.9 of the
total reinsurance written premium value in 2013,
which is expected to be the dominant category
over the forecast period.  Polish Re is the
only domestic operator in the country that
focuses solely on reinsurance. The company
operates in over 40 countries across the world,
with over 200 clients. 
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Table of Contents 1 Key Facts and Events 2
Executive Summary 3 Introduction 4 Polish
Insurance Industry Attractiveness5 Reinsurance
Growth Dynamics and Challenges 6 Key Industry
Trends and Drivers 7 Competitive Landscape and
Strategic Insights 8 Appendix 1 9 Appendix -
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Reason To Buy Make strategic business
decisions using in-depth historic and forecast
market data related to the Polish reinsurance
segment and each sector within it Understand
the demand-side dynamics, key market trends and
growth opportunities in the Polish reinsurance
segment Identify the growth opportunities and
market dynamics in key product categories Gain
insights into key regulations governing the
Polish insurance industry, and their impact on
companies and the industry's future To Get
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