Bermuda margins may peak in ‘24 as claims & rate trends inflect: Fitch

Price discipline, rising investment yields and strong demand for reinsurance should push Bermuda's stable of re/insurers to a peak in underwriting margins in 2024, with the timing of claims disinflation possibly taking the steam out of the continuing upward earnings tick, analysts the Fitch rating agency have declared.

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