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16 April 2024Insurance

Long-tail casualty reserves upped in 2023, need more for ’24: AM Best

Reserves for long-tail casualty lines had to be bolstered in 2023 and will require further strengthening for the short- to medium-term, analysts at AM Best have claimed.

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