The first edition will bring together more than 300 professionals from Spain, Latin America, and the Caribbean on September 15, 16, and 17, 2026. The event will feature the participation of insurers, reinsurers, brokers, risk managers, and experts in complex risks.
Madrid Reinsurance Week will celebrate its first edition on September 15, 16, and 17, 2026, at the Hotel Wellington in Madrid, with the aim of consolidating the capital as one of the major reinsurance meeting points between Europe, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
The project is born driven by a group of representative companies from the insurance and reinsurance market, with a presence in Spain and increasingly relevant activity in the Americas. Among them are insurers, reinsurers, brokers, adjusters, surveyors, and specialized firms, which have joined forces to create a professional and technical platform capable of giving visibility to Madrid's role in the international reinsurance market.
The initiative also has the support of AGERS, the Spanish Association of Risk and Insurance Management, and IGREA, the Initiative of Associated Spanish Risk Managers, entities that group and represent risk managers from some of the main Spanish companies.
Spain, Latin America, and the Caribbean share a language, business ties, historical relationships, and a growing exchange of insurance and reinsurance capacity. In this context, Madrid Reinsurance Week is born to offer a meeting space for risk managers, insurers, reinsurers, brokers, and sector experts, with the aim of addressing the main challenges that will shape the future of insurance and risk transfer in both regions.
Madrid, a new meeting point for international reinsurance
Madrid brings together differential conditions to assume this role within the European reinsurance map. Its strategic geographical position, its natural connection with Latin America and the Caribbean, its financial and legal infrastructure, and the presence of a consolidated ecosystem of companies, brokers, and specialized operators reinforce its potential as a reference hub for international reinsurance business.
Until now, the Spanish market did not have its own platform capable of consolidating this capacity, projecting it internationally, and generating new collaboration opportunities among the main players in the sector. Madrid Reinsurance Week is born precisely with that vocation, that of becoming a stable forum to promote Madrid's technical, commercial, and institutional leadership in the reinsurance field.
More than 300 professionals to connect market, risk, and capacity
Over three days, the Hotel Wellington will host three simultaneous tracks of conferences, round tables, and working sessions. The agenda will address some of the major topics in international insurance and reinsurance, such as global risk management, risk management in multinational companies, complex claims management, the digital transformation of the sector, new coverages for emerging risks, and the role of Ibero-American markets in the global redistribution of risk.
The attendance of more than 300 professionals is expected from the main European, Latin American, and Caribbean markets, including risk managers, executives from insurance and reinsurance companies, brokers, underwriters, surveyors, adjusters, and specialists in complex risks.
The project aims to consolidate itself as an annual benchmark event for the sector, in line with other international meetings such as Miami Reinsurance Week, and to position Madrid within the circuit of places that contribute to defining the technical and commercial agenda of the global reinsurance market.
"Madrid has been a relevant hub in international reinsurance for years, having consolidated itself as one of the main reinsurance hubs for the region, and therefore we believe it is time to create spaces where conversations with technical rigor take place with the participation of those who truly make decisions in the sector. With MAD-Re Week, we want September 2026 to mark the moment when the Spanish market advances, not as a peripheral market but as a reference hub for Europe, the Caribbean, and Latin America; and the fact that so many companies have agreed means that the Spanish reinsurance sector has decided to take this step forward," comments Juan Aznar, General Director of HDI Global Spain.