23 October 2023Insurance

US casualty heads toward bumpy renewal: Fitch

Don’t mistake the very public handwringing by reinsurers citing their concerns around loss trends in US casualty lines with an ability to make meaningful changes to a line of business that remains profitable, for now, despite new capacity entering in recent years.

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