In short: One of the consolidated big reinsurers ("Munich, Everest, Hannover, Swiss Re, RenRe, Arch"): more franchise value and more reliable capital partners than when there were many — but the industry has accepted unacceptable returns before, so "it's a TBD on the reinsurers," with much negativity priced in.
Reinsurers are insurers for insurers — they take on catastrophe risk so primary insurers can protect their balance sheets. The industry has consolidated into a handful of giants (Munich Re, Everest, Hannover Re, Swiss Re, RenaissanceRe, Arch), which makes them steadier partners. But reinsurers have a history of accepting poor returns when capital is plentiful, so Tunis calls the group "TBD" — though a lot of bad news is already in the prices.
33:59they were better investments when they were many because they could cycle manage. And now it's like Munich,
34:04Everest, Hannover, Swiss Re, RenRe, Arch.
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