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26 February 2025Insurance

Casualty market ‘headed for crossroads’ but capacity stays ‘plentiful’

The casualty re/insurance market may be teetering toward a breaking point, with rate hikes lagging behind rising loss costs and mounting pressures, yet capacity remains “plentiful”, according to AM Best.

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