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11 September 2024Reinsurance

Beazley predicts a stable renewal, warns on secondary perils

Based on the dynamic between supply and demand alone, the market should be in for a stable renewal this year, Patrick Hartigan, head of reinsurance, Beazley, told Monte Carlo Today. He said the correction of the market in the 2023 renewal will be enough to maintain a status quo.

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