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7 October 2025Insurance

Property softening is offset by more demand: Beazley

Reinsurers and insurers seem much more in sync in terms of pricing than they have for a long time in the US, with both sets of carriers benefiting from improvements in pricing with their respective clients, Mark Vaughan, deputy head of treaty at Beazley, told APCIA Today.

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