23 June 2017News

Global reinsurers face another year of falling rates: S&P

Global reinsurers face further rate declines in 2017, driven by an abundance of reinsurance capacity and many years of modest insured losses, according to a June 23 S&P report titled, "Déjà Vu All Over Again: Global Reinsurers Awake To Another Year Of Declining Rates."

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