(Bloomberg) – The $500 billion reinsurance industry is experiencing a flurry of deal talks.
One reason: Companies are finally for sale as a rash of natural disasters has depressed valuations and a influx of competitors has made it harder to raise rates.
"When things are not for sale, nobody can buy," said John Marra, a partner in PwC's transaction-services practice. "You have a lot of willing sellers right now. They see complex deals getting done, they see big checks getting written."
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