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22 November 2024Reinsurance

Delegated authorities ride E&S growth, despite ‘double-edged’ risks

The niche specialty expertise of delegated authorities is a strong match for the ongoing rise of the E&S market in the US, but places delegated authorities at greater risk of capacity swings, analysts at AM Best said.

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