Arch may chase rate mid-year in lower layers and loss impacted

Global re/insurer Arch Capital may do some Florida bottom fishing for best rate at the mid-year property cat renewals on expectation that cedant demand will surge. At the same time, rival capacity will play it safe on the most remote layers, top officials have hinted.

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