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4 September 2023Insurance

Cedents see more hardening, will retain ever more risk: buyer survey

Reinsurance prices will likely continue to rise across a full swathe of P&C lines in 2024, but most cedants will eschew increased buying, saddling themselves with greater net exposure, a survey of major cedents conducted by the Moody's ratings agency has indicated.

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