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25 June 2024Reinsurance

Casualty fac turns niche as treaty clears wider market swathe: Amwins

The casualty facultative reinsurance market is transitioning towards a more intense focus on select difficult-to-place lines as more robust casualty treaty capacity has undercut opportunity in less distressed areas of the market, top casualty leaders at Amwins Re have claimed.

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