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1 November 2024Reinsurance

Arch Capital likes US casualty as pricing improves

Arch Capital is ready to shift its long-standing stance of being underweight on US casualty as rate in excess-of-loss versus cost trends has made select elements of the line attractive for growth in both primary insurance and reinsurance, top officials have said.

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