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4 March 2024Reinsurance

Casualty at the 1.1: how primary underwriting trumped reinsurer alarm

Primary casualty carriers quietly turned the tables on their reinsurers at the 1.1.2024 renewals, countering reinsurer alarm bells with strong portfolio management to fend off calls for a market reset in the segment, top leaders at global reinsurance broker Gallagher Re have related from the 1.1 negotiations.

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