Cautious signs of optimism in casualty reinsurance as Brit prepares to grow

Brit Insurance is prepared to lean into casualty reinsurance, with eyes wide open to social inflation, US “nuclear verdicts” and disciplined cycle management, Simon Bird, group executive underwriter, told Baden-Baden Today.

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