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31 October 2024Reinsurance

Everest pivots to property as it shrinks in casualty, financial lines

Everest Group made a sizeable pivot towards property risks in both primary insurance and reinsurance while cutting back on casualty and select other lines in a move that has cut its top-line growth to near zero.

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