Large casualty losses become more frequent—and insurers must adjust, says Advisen chief

Large casualty losses are becoming more frequent and insurers must find better ways of pricing general and excess liability business if they are to avoid getting stung, Ron Adiel, chief executive officer of Advisen, told Monte Carlo Today.

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Large casualty losses become more frequent—and insurers must adjust, says Advisen chief

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