Commercial rate hardening flatlines Q2, casualty as lone driver: Marsh

Commercial insurance renewal rate hardening came to an end in Q2 2024 after an impressive seven-year run, with property ending its hardening an only casualty left to buoy the global headline readings, the latest Marsh Global Insurance Market Index has shown.

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Commercial rate hardening flatlines Q2, casualty as lone driver: Marsh

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