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12 February 2025Insurance

Arch likes casualty, ever more as layers thin, towers head to E&S

Arch Capital likes casualty, all the more so as prevailing market pressures have hacked down on excess layer limits, pushing the segment ever further into well-priced E&S channels, top officials have claimed.

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