12 September 2022Insurance

The cat market needs a jolt and the shortage of capacity might do just it: Beazley

Reinsurers have a responsibility to their clients not to completely cut writing natural catastrophe business and instead to devise solutions for clients—but the pricing and structures of treaties must adjust to take in a new risk environment.

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