Climate, Disaster risk finance, Government, Nat Cat, Non-life

Thailand disaster scheme to add THB15bn in premiums, cede most risk to overseas reinsurers

International reinsurers are expected to absorb over 93% of the proposed programme's THB75bn (US$2.27bn) exposure, with domestic carriers retaining only a small portion of the risk.

Reih Angeles

September 11, 2026

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3 min read

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Market conditions continue to evolve as businesses review their priorities and plans for growth. The pace of change varies across the region, with local factors shaping how organisations respond.

Attention is turning to the balance between near-term opportunities and longer-term objectives. Decisions made today will help determine how businesses adapt as conditions develop.

While the outlook remains varied, the broader direction reflects a market adjusting to new demands. The implications will become clearer over time as plans move into practice.