Beazley’s property appetite won’t wane on slowing rate as E&S shines

Beazley remains unabashedly drawn to property exposures, despite a certain muting of rate growth, as the segment remains rate adequate and the E&S market continues to bring the best margin business towards Beazley's specialty inclinations, CEO Adrian Cox (pictured) told his company's second quarter earnings call.

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Beazley’s property appetite won’t wane on slowing rate as E&S shines

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