23 July 2014Insurance

Cat losses hit Travelers in Q2; CEO seeks rate increases

US insurer Travelers enjoyed solid results in the second quarter of 2014 although its net and operating profits were hit by high catastrophe losses. Its chief executive also stated that it will be actively seeking rate increases on some lines.

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