CEA adds limit at minor mid-year reinsurance renewals, takes $306m

The California Earthquake Authority (CEA), billing itself as the United State’s single largest reinsurance buyer, topped up its reinsurance tower with $305.5 million in in treaty limit at the mid-year renewals, above expiring limit.

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